South Gifford Pinchot Collaborative
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Regional forest-restoration collaborative
Mission and Description
Diverse stakeholder collaborative advancing restoration, active management, and community resilience on the south Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: Forest Restoration Collaborative
State: Washington
Service area: Regional
City / area: South Gifford Pinchot National Forest / Mount Adams District
Programs and membership: Independent multi-stakeholder collaborative with an executive director, defined priorities, consensus recommendations, monitoring, shared learning, restoration planning, public-land engagement, cross-boundary partnerships, and administrative support from a fiscal sponsor
Meetings and events: Watershed-scale forest restoration, active management, wildfire resilience, forest products, rural economies, monitoring, recreation, Tribal knowledge, climate adaptation, public safety, and consensus planning
Reported operating status: Active
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