Forestry Associations and Organizations

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• Alabama Forestry Association  - Works to promote good stewardship of renewable forest resources for the benefit of society, our members and the forest products industry.
• Alaska Borea Forest Council  - Promotes sustainable communities and economies in interior Alaska through boreal forest education, community-assisted research and information exchange.
• American Loggers Council  - To enhance the logging profession, provide a unified voice on logging issues; and cooperate with public, industrial and private timberland owners to further sustainable forestry practices.
• California Forest Products Commission  - Enhancing the public's understanding of the many benefits of forestry and forest products in California.
• Colorado Forestry Association  - Supports conservation, management and renewal of forests through forestry legislation, public education and creation of forest reserves.
• Connecticut Forest & Park Association  - Protecting land for public enjoyment and establishes hiking trail systems.
• European Timber Trade Association  - Supports the European timber trade; presents news plus an outline of the Association's aims and organisation.
• Forest Landowners of California  - Advances sustainable, science-based management practices to enhance and ensure long-term productivity and beauty of California's private forestlands.
• Forest Resources Association Inc.  - Promotes the economical, efficient, and sustainable use of forest resources to meet the needs of the wood fiber supply chain through private enterprise.
• Hardwood Plywood & Veneer Association  - To promote and support the use of high quality, environmentally sound, decorative wood products manufactured in North America.
• Idaho Forest Owners Association  - An alliance of forest landowners dedicated to the management, use and protection of private forest resources in Idaho.
• Iowa Woodland Owners Association  - Advancing the interests of woodland owners, developing public appreciation for their importance and to foster and encourage wise use and management of woodlands.
• Massachusetts Forest Landowners Association  - Educates and advocates for the interests of forest landowners in Massachusetts.
• Michigan Forest Association  - A non-profit organization dedicated to educating its members and the public about the benefits of proper forest management and resource stewardship.
• Montana Forest Owners Association  - A non-profit organization directed by a voluntary board of non-industrial private forest landowners.
• National Woodland Owners Association  - A nationwide organization made up of non-industrial private woodland owners with offices in the Washington DC area.
• Ohio Forestry Association  - An independent organization, operating not-for-profit and chartered to promote the general welfare of the people and private enterprise of the state of Ohio.
• Ozark Woodland Owners Association  - An independent, incorporated association of forest landowners, forestry professionals, and others.
• Rhode Island Forest Conservators Organization  - A non-profit organization dedicated to the protection and wise use of Rhode Island's woodland resources.
• Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine  - Providing a voice and resource to Maine's small woodland owners.
• Vermont Woodlands Association  - A nonprofit corporation whose mission is to advocate for the management, sustainability, perpetuation, and enjoyment of forests.
• Washington Contract Loggers Association, Inc.  - Offers a wide range of services, from insurance programs and worker's compensation claims management to education and safety programs.
• Washington Farm Forestry Association  - A non-profit, non-governmental, membership-based association whose membership manages forests for timber, other forest products, recreation, aesthetics, wildlife, fish.
• Western Wood Products Association  - A trade association representing softwood lumber manufacturers in the 12 Western states, from the Canadian border south to Mexico and from the West Coast to the Black Hills of South Dakota.
• Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association  - A nonprofit educational organization established to develop public appreciation for the value of wisconsin's woodlands and their importance in the economy and overall welfare of the state.
• Woodland Owners Association of West Virginia  - A nonprofit membership organization started and continues to be operated exclusively by independent West Virginia woodland owners.