Klamath-Lake Forest Health Partnership

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Regional forest-health nonprofit partnership

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Regional nonprofit partnership coordinating cross-boundary forest health and restoration in Klamath and Lake counties.

Organization Information

Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration

Organization type: Forest Health Partnership

State: Oregon

Service area: Regional

City / area: Klamath and Lake Counties

Programs and membership: Independent 501(c)(3) partnership with partner entities, a shared-stewardship memorandum, monthly meetings, project committees, landowner outreach, mapping, technical assistance, workshops, grant-supported implementation, and public-private restoration projects

Meetings and events: Forest health, private and public forestland restoration, wildfire resilience, juniper and fuels treatment, insects and disease, landowner education, best management practices, shared stewardship, woody byproducts, and rural jobs

Reported operating status: Active

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