Brighton Jones Seattle and Forterra Partner to Assist in the Restoration Efforts at Kiddie / City Park
Brighton Jones is providing extra support throughout 2022 to aid in restoration efforts
Conservation And Land Stewardship
‘My grandfather, it would mean a lot to him’: Family-owned land in central Cascades now in hands of state for conservation
Non-profit land trust Forterra acquired the land, containing 40 acres of old-growth forest, and donated it to Washington’s Department of Natural Resources.
FORTERRA AND WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVE 40 ACRES OF OLD GROWTH FOREST IN THE CENTRAL CASCADES
Featuring another phase of conservation success in protecting Washington’s forest resources
Kitsap Forest
A decade-long project that has now conserved 4,000 acres for recreation, restoration, cultural heritage and habitat, the Port Gamble Forest property includes 65 miles of trails where already more than 20,000 hikers, birders, mountain bikers, equestrians, cyclists and runners recreate each year. The property is now part of the Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park.
Windy Ridge
Windy Ridge offers 640 acres of significant ecologic value including extensive tree canopy, old-growth forest, talus slopes, meadows and alpine lakes. Protected in 2019, Windy Ridge is part of decade-plus effort by Forterra to work with communities to conserve critical areas running from the Skykomish Valley near Stevens Pass to the Salish Sea at Everett.
Snoqualmie Tribe Acquires 12,000 Acres of Ancestral Forestland in King County
The purchase is the largest acquisition of ancestral lands in the Tribe’s modern history
Snoqualmie Tribe Acquires 12,000 Acres of Ancestral Forestland in King County Read More »
Skykomish River
Forterra worked with public and private partners to stop the spread of knotweed and other invasive weeds on the Skykomish River, improving and enhancing water quality and wildlife habitat. 
Forterra and Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group Secure Final 50 Acres Along Hood Canal’s Big Beef Creek for Restoration
The property is part of a larger restoration of critical habitat for salmon species in the Hood Canal watershed
Forterra Acquires 33 Acres Along South Prairie Creek for Restoration
The 33-acres are critical riparian zones and salmon habitat
Forterra Acquires 33 Acres Along South Prairie Creek for Restoration Read More »
Forterra and Pierce County Complete Transfer of Key Property on Fennel Creek
The 14-acre land parcel is critical salmon habitat in the Puyallup River watershed
Forterra and Pierce County Complete Transfer of Key Property on Fennel Creek Read More »
