2021 NNRG Staff & Board Book Picks
We asked the NNRG staff and board — notorious for thinking about forests as much
An Easier Way to Inventory Your Forest
Conducting a timber and woody biomass inventory of a forest may sound complicated. But as a forest owner, it’s one of the first steps you’ll need to take before diving into the substantial decisions of how to steward your forest.
A Field Guide to Forester’s Tools
A forester walks into the woods carrying diameter tape, an increment borer, and a GPS…
Hands-On Forest Health Strategies for Camano Island Forest Owners
Learn hands-on strategies for managing healthy forests on Camano Island Many forest owners across Western
Moving Trees: Definitions and Ethics of Assisted Migration
In every discussion of forest restoration or climate adaptation, someone asks the question: What about
Forestry & Environmental Science Education in the Pacific Northwest
Professor Jerry Franklin, far right, lectures a University of Washington class in a ponderosa pine
These Boots are Made for Walking (Around in the Forest)
Unless you own a forest and have had an NNRG forester out for a site
Bringing Biochar Back
Biochar is a form of charcoal sometimes used as a soil amendment in agriculture. But
NNRG Welcomes New Staff
Northwest Natural Resource Group is pleased to be heading into the dog days of summer
BUY LOCAL FROM WELL-MANAGED FORESTS
There are so many brilliant reasons to buy local. When you trade 2-day delivery for fresh-from-the-forest, you’re supporting local landowners,
2021 NNRG Staff & Board Book Picks
We asked the NNRG staff and board — notorious for thinking about forests as much off-the-clock as on — for
An Easier Way to Inventory Your Forest
Conducting a timber and woody biomass inventory of a forest may sound complicated. But as a forest owner, it’s one of the first steps you’ll need to take before diving into the substantial decisions of how to steward your forest.
A Field Guide to Forester’s Tools
A forester walks into the woods carrying diameter tape, an increment borer, and a GPS… No, it’s not the opening
Hands-On Forest Health Strategies for Camano Island Forest Owners
Learn hands-on strategies for managing healthy forests on Camano Island Many forest owners across Western Washington are interested in taking
Moving Trees: Definitions and Ethics of Assisted Migration
In every discussion of forest restoration or climate adaptation, someone asks the question: What about the assisted migration of trees?
Forestry & Environmental Science Education in the Pacific Northwest
Professor Jerry Franklin, far right, lectures a University of Washington class in a ponderosa pine forest in Oregon. Photo by
These Boots are Made for Walking (Around in the Forest)
Unless you own a forest and have had an NNRG forester out for a site visit, the details of a
