University of Washington

• Academic Programs  - Directory of the different programs of study offered by the College of Forest Resources. Includes course schedules and faculty profiles.
• Brockman Memorial Tree Tour  - Virtual tour into the UW campus showcasing the different varieties of trees and other flora species on site.
• College of Forest Resources  - Official website serves as a guide to the programs offered, the college's research works, and outreach activities.
• Demonstration of Ecosystem Management Options Study  - Large-scale experiment centered on the structural retention harvests in Pacific northwestern Forests.
• FORSYS Cooperative  - Created to conduct forest-systems engineering research to help solve problems in forest harvesting and management.
• Landscape Management System  - Cooperative project created to develop concepts and tools needed to enhance the forests' potentials in being a provider to animals and mankind.
• Northwest Environmental Forum  - Serves as a venue for collaboration and discussion on applying scientific and policy information to address environmental and natural resource management issues.
• Olympic Natural Resources Center  - Explores and generates scientific information useful in addressing critical issues and problems related to forestry and marine sciences in Washington.
• Pacific Northwest CESU  - Research, technical assistance, and education partnership established to enhance the understanding and management of natural and cultural resources.
• Precision Forestry Cooperative  - Promoting the use of high technology sensing and analytical tools to support site-specific economic, environmental, and sustainable decision making for the forestry sector.
• Rare Plant Care and Conservation  - Program dedicated to preserving the rare native plants of Washington through ex situ conservation, rare plant monitoring, research, reintroduction, and education.
• Restoration Ecology Network  - Tri-campus program, serving as a focal point for integrating student, faculty and community interests in ecological restoration and conservation.
• Rural Technology Initiative  - Aims to enhance the existing infrastructure to use better technology in rural areas for managing forests.
• Stand Management Cooperative  - Organization composed agencies, suppliers, and universities who commit resources and expertise to provide high quality information on the long-term effects of silvicultural treatments and treatment regimes on stand and tree growth and development.