“The community rallied for the Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park in such a short time,” said Joe Sambataro, managing director of conservation transactions with Forterra. “All donations, big and small, collectively added up to hit our goal.”
Forterra Board Chair, Beth Birnbaum, released the following statement in response to the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe’s Notice of Withdrawal of Support for the Forterra NW Partnerships Climate-Smart Commodities Grant Application. “Forterra NW recently received a letter from the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe that raised …
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Forterra, Kitsap County and Rayonier have entered into a purchase and sale agreement to acquire up to 756 acres of high priority timber rights, featuring important cultural, ecological, and recreational values.
By ELLIOTT ALMOND, CDN Contributor Read the article at Cascadia Daily News INDEX — Ken Harrison has one fiat his gang of Bellingham trail hounds never question. Have fun out there. That’s it. No edicts, rules or Zen-like decrees about communing …
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