WWB

Purchased by Interfore in 2018, the WWB sale produced 3.4 MMBF for the Peninsula-based timber economy. WWB was the first restoration thinning project that the Collaborative contributed to for the Olympic National Forest. The Collaborative is leading the development of the monitoring program that will help us understand the impacts of restoration thinning treatments on the health of our forests.

Additionally, the collaborative and the ONF identified stewardship items to support aquatic ecosystems, including the replacement of 3 culverts, topping trees for snags and tree tipping for down wood in the South Fork Skokomish watershed.