Our members include families, small businesses, youth camps, land trusts, conservation groups, and public lands. They harvest and sell timber. Some run their own sawmills and turn the trees from their woods into floors, furnishings, and homes. They sell firewood. They protect old-growth and actively enhance habitat for rare and endangered species. They cultivate wild-crafted products and forage from the land. They supply communities with clean water to drink and clean air to breathe. Some enjoy the beauty and solitude of their forests in private while others invite guests to retreat, students to learn, or travelers to Airbnb.

Our members own woodlands that represent the incredible diversity of forest communities found across the Pacific Northwest. They span the temperate rainforests of the Hoh River valley to the ponderosa foothills of Leavenworth. They range from forests of Port Orford cedar and myrtlewood along the southern Oregon Coast, to the oak woodlands of the Willamette Valley and San Juan Islands. They include groves of giant western redcedar tucked into the Willapa Hills and along the flanks of Mount Baker. And of course, all of our members grow Douglas-fir, the iconic species that unifies our region.

Membership connects you to unique resources, expert consultation, educational workshops, learning tours, as well as access to Forest Stewardship Council® certification. Through the NNRG network, people make friends and acquaintance with those who share similar passions and challenges. At every level of membership, we look forward to working with you to help forests thriveB