The Tongass Collaborative
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Independent multi-stakeholder forest-management collaborative
Mission and Description
Independent collaborative promoting healthy forests, habitats, and communities through consensus-based Tongass forest planning, timber-supply work, restoration, workforce development, small-mill support, and shared stewardship.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Conservation and Restoration
Organization type: Forest Management Collaborative
State: Alaska
Service area: Southeast Alaska and the Tongass National Forest
City / area: Southeast Alaska
Programs and membership: Independent stakeholder coalition representing communities, tribes, timber interests, conservation organizations, agencies, researchers, and other people and entities affected by Tongass management
Meetings and events: Advisory-team and all-member meetings, workshops, public engagement, forest-plan participation, and project coordination; the site documents current 2026 meetings and activities
Reported operating status: Active
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