projects
With each project we aim to provide sustainable economic opportunities for our rural towns while improving the health of our landscapes, we seek and promote a range of initiatives, including innovative green products, historic status reinvestment and enhancing the protection and restoration of unique natural resources. With each project, we seek to make an impact.
Maloney Creek Forest
The Maloney Creek and Forest property permanently protects old-growth forest and habitat connectivity. Conserving Maloney Creek and Forest will protect ecosystems with specialized habitat for species particularly vulnerable to climate change ...
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Forest to Home
Forterra’s Forest to Home model is a means for creating local affordable housing built by local labor with resources from regional forestlands, striving for a triple bottom line of social equity, heathy forest management and economic development which all begins with responsibly harvested, local timber ...
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Hazel Wolf Wetlands
Securing Hazel Wolf Wetland’s 116 acres of wetland and forest habitat, complete with trails and viewing platform, in Sammamish was one of Forterra’s early and beloved projects back in 1995. You can explore the beautiful, flat trails of the wetlands yourself today ...
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Bear Creek
Forterra worked with landowners to stop the spread of knotweed on Bear Creek, improving and enhancing water quality and wildlife habitat while preserving landowner landscape preferences ...
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Hamilton, WA
Forterra has purchased a 48-acre upland parcel for a new neighborhood (“Hamilton Center”). Together with Hamilton residents we’ll work to create a design that embodies sustainability and honors the town’s rich history, culture, and natural assets ...
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Wadajir Residences and Souq
In partnership with Abu Bakr Islamic Center and the community, Wadajir is community-driven development that will establish affordable housing and an International Market in Tukwila ...
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