Olympic Forest Collaborative
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Regional forest-restoration collaborative
Mission and Description
Board-guided collaborative advancing forest and watershed restoration while supporting sustainable timber and Peninsula communities.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: Forest Restoration Collaborative
State: Washington
Service area: Regional
City / area: Olympic Peninsula
Programs and membership: Independent collaborative with a board, coordinator, stakeholder membership, recurring meetings and field engagement, project development, forest-health monitoring, grant activity, aquatic restoration, public updates, and joint work with the Olympic National Forest
Meetings and events: Forest restoration, ecological thinning, sustainable timber, forest health monitoring, watersheds, aquatic restoration, salmon habitat, public-land management, rural economies, grants, and stakeholder consensus
Reported operating status: Active
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