Forest Planning Technical Assistance

Funding from a new forestry grant will support forestry outreach, education, and technical assistance, including technical assistance from Mason Conservation District foresters. They are available to conduct site visits and to assist forest landowners with development of forest management plans

Demand for the Washington Department of Natural Resources’ landowner assistance programs grows each year. To meet that need, the agency has increased staffing and created two online tools to make its services more accessible to forest landowners.

DNR’s Landowner Assistance Portal, launched in August 2022, brings resources for landowners from the DNR and partner organizations under one umbrella to provide a one-stop shop experience. Residents can also use the new Find Your Forester tool to locate foresters in their area.

The agency used funding from House Bill 1168 to create more than two dozen new positions in support of landowner assistance, which led to the expansion of its existing Service Forestry Program into Western Washington, and the addition of six positions in the Small Forest Landowner Regulation Assistance Program statewide.

Financial Assistance for Wildfire Preparedness (DNR)

Washington’s Working Foresters

Do you need to write or update a forest management plan for your forested property? This template may be helpful as you update your personal management plan, and you may become simultaneously eligible for a variety of programs.  Additionally, you may want to take a look at the current version of the WSU Extension Forestry Assistance publication, which outlines the various forestry services and organizations.

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