Washington Resource Conservation and Development Council
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Statewide natural-resource and community-resilience nonprofit
Mission and Description
Statewide nonprofit building community wildfire resilience, landscape restoration capacity, prescribed-fire partnerships, and locally led natural-resource solutions.
Organization Information
Browse category: Prescribed Fire and Wildfire Resilience
Organization type: Forest and Wildfire Resilience Organization
State: Washington
Service area: Statewide
City / area: Washington
Programs and membership: Independent statewide 501(c)(3) with a board and staff, community wildfire adaptation, landscape restoration, prescribed-fire capacity, peer learning networks, partnership development, technical assistance, fiscal and administrative support, and current statewide programs
Meetings and events: Wildfire resilience, fire-adapted communities, prescribed fire, landscape restoration, forest health, community capacity, natural-resource partnerships, post-fire recovery, and rural resilience
Reported operating status: Active
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