2021 Winter/Spring Native Plant Sales
The winter wet season in the Pacific Northwest is an ideal time to plant young trees and native shrubs! Planting native trees and shrubs enhances forest biodiversity by providing habitat for wildlife and forage for pollinators. It’s also a great way connect to the land and increase your aesthetic and recreational appreciation for the forest.
NNRG Adds Spencer Vieira to the Forestry Team
In a year marked by unusual challenges, NNRG found a lucky break in Spencer Vieira, who joined our forestry team in November as Forestry Technician.
NNRG Staff Book Picks!
For compelling holiday reading, start here. We asked NNRG staff to send over their top
Revisiting the Skokomish Tribe’s FSC-Certified Harvest
Skokomish Park at Lake Cushman is a scenic, 500-acre forest and campground on Lake Cushman
Meet Teo Rautu, NNRG’s Newest Forester
When forest owners reach out to NNRG for help writing a Forest Management Plan, they’re
NNRG Expands San Juans ‘Rainshadow’ Education to Jefferson County
Nothing typifies the beautiful San Juan Islands more than the peeling, tri-color branches of a madrone snaking through a canopy.
A Truffle in the Hand is Worth Eight Underground
Two Oregon family forest owners know the secrets of Pacific Northwest truffles better than most; Marilyn Richen and Tammy Jackson truffle at their family woodlands—450 acres of woodlands in Columbia County—together with their dogs Blue and Gucci.
Recipes From the Forest – Fall Edition
Delicious dishes can be made from the bounties found within our forests. Below are recipes for a few of them.
Getting to the Root (Rot) of the Forest
Phil Aponte has always loved forests. When he was an interpretive ranger for Mount Rainier
Working with Partners on Rare Habitats
This article, by Jim Merzenich of Oak Basin Tree Farm, was first published in the Fall 2020 edition of Northwest
Eye to the Future: Adaptation Survey Results
Before the holidays, NNRG and partners in the Forest Adaptation Network (FAN) conducted an initial survey to inform some of
Seedling Check In: Stossel Creek, One Year Later
Even with the ongoing pandemic, 2020 was a busy year at Stossel Creek! In early 2020, just before we realized
Hindsight Into 2020
In a year full of unprecedented events, one thing remained constant: NNRG’s commitment to sharing the benefits of ecological forestry!
2021 Winter/Spring Native Plant Sales
The winter wet season in the Pacific Northwest is an ideal time to plant young trees and native shrubs! Planting native trees and shrubs enhances forest biodiversity by providing habitat for wildlife and forage for pollinators. It’s also a great way connect to the land and increase your aesthetic and recreational appreciation for the forest.
NNRG Adds Spencer Vieira to the Forestry Team
In a year marked by unusual challenges, NNRG found a lucky break in Spencer Vieira, who joined our forestry team in November as Forestry Technician.
To Thin, or Not to Thin
There is a 28 year-old Douglas-fir plantation on my family’s Bucoda tract that was established following clearcutting by the previous owner. The trees have grown into a deep, dark, primordial atmosphere, characteristic of densely canopied conifer stands, that belies the otherwise innocent nature of such a young and artificially simple forest.
NNRG Staff Book Picks!
For compelling holiday reading, start here. We asked NNRG staff to send over their top book recommendations in the forestry/ecology
