Shoshone-Benewah Forest Health Collaborative

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Regional forest-health collaborative

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Diverse stakeholder collaborative recommending forest-health and restoration projects in the Shoshone-Benewah area.

Organization Information

Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration

Organization type: Forest Health Collaborative

State: Idaho

Service area: Regional

City / area: St. Maries

Programs and membership: Independent facilitated stakeholder collaborative with diverse sector representation, consensus-based project recommendations, recurring engagement with the St. Joe Ranger District and Idaho Panhandle National Forests, and documented restoration-project participation

Meetings and events: Forest restoration, wildfire-risk reduction, forest and watershed health, native-species restoration, timber and recreation interests, project design, stakeholder consensus, landscape resilience, public-land management, and community collaboration

Reported operating status: Active

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