Western Wood Preservers Institute
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Preserved-wood industry trade association
Mission and Description
Vancouver-headquartered trade association supporting preserved-wood manufacturers through research, standards, education, regulatory work, and market outreach across western North America.
Organization Information
Browse category: Forest Products and Logging Associations
Organization type: Wood Products Trade Organization
State: Washington
Service area: Multi-state
City / area: Western United States and Canada
Programs and membership: Nonprofit member trade organization headquartered in Vancouver with elected officers, a board of directors, committees, annual meetings, research, technical education, standards and quality-assurance work, regulatory advocacy, market outreach, and current 2026 programs
Meetings and events: Preserved wood, treated lumber and plywood, utility poles, fire-retardant wood, research, technical guidance, codes and standards, quality assurance, regulation, education, and market development
Reported operating status: Active
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