TACOMA, Wash. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Forterra NW, the City of Tacoma, Tribal and community partners celebrated USDA’s support for Forterra’s Forest to Home vision. Forest to Home aims to return lands to Tribal stewardship and transform […]
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Forterra acquired the 30 acres to conserve the site and meet the needs of the surrounding community.
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.
Student-based engagement model trains students to be environmental stewards and lead community-engagement programs
Brighton Jones is providing extra support throughout 2022 to aid in restoration efforts
Featuring another phase of conservation success in protecting Washington’s forest resources
Bringing a Sustainable and Attainable Solution to Housing
The home of local Black civil rights leader to become a center of learning for Tacoma’s Hilltop residents
The property is part of a larger restoration of critical habitat for salmon species in the Hood Canal watershed
The 33-acres are critical riparian zones and salmon habitat
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