Forterra and Pope Resources signed a purchase and sale agreement Wednesday for 535 acres of forestland and 1.5 miles of shoreline along Port Gamble Bay and State Route 104. Read the full article online or download the PDF.
275,000 acres of protected lands.35 YEARS. a timeline to celebrate. Forterra is proud of what we see in our beloved Northwest landscape: beautiful forests, working farms and wild habitats that nurture our heart and provide a sense of well-being, health
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Forterra and the Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group (HCSEG) were able to secure the final 50 acres after years of work.
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Forterra staff and board had the opportunity to participate in a two-day intensive training on Tribal respect, history, culture and conservation work.
Channeled through dozens of outdoor recreation and environmental groups, government agencies and local tribes, momentum has been building for more than a decade to buy and preserve nearly 7,000 forested acres stretching from Kingston to Port Gamble and up north
Interpretive walk: “A forest is saved and what fish are coming home?” Led by Dave Shorett. November 2, 11am – 1pm. Free Event. Join Dave Shorett, naturalist and fish expert, as we explore the connection between the Port Gamble Heritage
