Upper Wenatchee Pilot Project Monitoring Team Ventures into the Field
The Upper Wenatchee Pilot Project (UWPP) is a collaborative forest restoration project using a condition based approach to forest management. The Forest Service anticipates a
Active fires across the Forest, many wondering what happens next
Press release from the Okanogan Wenatchee National Forests, Region 6. With almost every Ranger District on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest actively engaged in fire suppression,
Collaborative Partners in North Central WA demonstrate their support for the Mission Restoration Project
The Mission Restoration Project is a landscape-scale restoration project on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest located near Twisp, WA, with a focus on restoring forest and
Timber Harvest and Hydrology
Timber harvest and forest treatments effect hydrology in various ways. Check out this paper that delves into this relationship and various methods researchers use to
Upper Wenatchee Pilot Project Story Map Completed
A story map is now available for the Upper Wenatchee Pilot Project in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest (OWNF)! The OWNF has been working with the
Unlikely Partnerships Help Improve Forest Resiliency
The North Central Washington Forest Health Collaborative (the Collaborative) brings together stakeholders in the Upper Columbia region ranging from government agencies to local tribes, non-profit
The American Forest Resource Council and the North Central Washington Forest Health Collaborative tour the Upper Wenatchee Project
The American Forest Resource Council (ARFC) and other members of the North Central Washington Forest Health Collaborative (NCWFHC) recently toured the Upper Wenatchee Project (UWP)
Ridgetop to River: Restoring Salmon from the Top Down
Please take the time to explore our Ridgetop to River Story Map on Forest Health from State of the Salmon in Watersheds 2018. The Story
NCW Forest Health Collaborative Celebrates Six Years of Forest Restoration
WINTHROP –The North Central Washington Forest Health Collaborative (NCWFHC) and its partners celebrated six years of work to accelerate terrestrial and aquatic restoration on the
‘We All Need To Come Together’ To Improve Forest Health
https://koho101.com/2018/11/we-all-need-to-come-together-to-improve-forest-health-ncw-collaborative-says/
Vicki Christiansen to stay on as Head of Forest Service
Vicki Christiansen is set to become the permanent chief of the U.S. Forest Service, after seven months as the interim head. Christiansen is a former