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“The HFHC Partnership helped me upgrade my equipment and facility to accommodate increased production. We are developing new products and faster ways to get them made. Their help has  increased my economic outlook and is helping me provide jobs in my community.”

Ron Stewart
Wallowa Wood Works

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“SNW’s continuing work on national policy issues, particularly through the Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition, is beginning to have measurable impacts in the community of Hayfork. We're beginning to achieve important community wildfire protection and forest restoration objectives while also providing work for local contractors and wood for value-added manufacturing."

Nick Goulette
Watershed Research & Training Center

 
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Blue Mountains Forest Partners

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About Us

The Blue Mountains Forest Partners is a group comprised of diverse interests who have come together to advance a collective mission to enhance forest ecosystem health, economic opportunities and public safety in Grant County, Oregon. Learn more about us.

We meet regularly to address the forest restoration and economic challenges and opportunities facing our community. Read past meeting minutes or learn more about our projects.

We also organize educational forums and events to facilitate the sharing of information and ideas, and have begun to compile a reference list of resources on forest ecology.

Why is this website hosted by Sustainable Northwest?

The BMFP was convened by Grant County residents and Sustainable Northwest (SNW) was asked to facilitate and coordinate the group. As part of this role, SNW is hosting the Blue Mountains Forest Partners website as a service to our partners in Grant County.

Upcoming Events

May 21,  2009, 4:00 - 7:00 pm:  Full group meeting

For more information contact the coordinator.


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