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Forterra’s Chehalis Basin Acquisitions Help Conserve Vital Floodplains

Forterra recently acquired two properties totaling nearly 105 acres of floodplains and wetlands in Grays Harbor County, Washington. Located along Peels Slough and within the Chehalis Basin watershed, the acquisitions are part of a broader effort to reconnect floodplains, protect wildlife habitat, and strengthen climate resilience for surrounding communities. With support from conservation partners, Forterra will continue restoring and stewarding these lands for generations to come.

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The red barn and landscape of beautiful Foster Farm, nearly 40 acres of farmland under permanent protection.

Snohomish County Family and Forterra Permanently Protect Nearly 40 Acres of Farmland

Nearly 40 acres of farmland along State Route 530 NE will remain in agriculture for generations to come. The land was permanently conserved through a partnership between Forterra and Snohomish County, with support from the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians. The property will remain farmland in perpetuity, with long-lasting benefits to both the agricultural community and the environmental health of the Stillaguamish Valley.

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Forterra facilitates $3.5 million purchase of 113 acres in Pierce County for Tacoma Sportsmen’s Club Conservation Land Foundation

Land conservation project safeguards forest, wetlands and stream habitat – while expanding public access and preserving traditional use Oct. 24, 2025 – Forterra has successfully facilitated the $3.49 million purchase of 113 acres in the Frederickson area of Pierce County

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