Our Partners
Zena Forest Products
Zena Forest Products, founded in 1987, is an Oregon-based multigenerational family business that restores and stewards resilient, locally sourced hardwood products for large-scale residential and commercial spaces.
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Sustainable Northwest Wood
Sustainable Northwest Wood aims to make finding local, sustainable wood products easy and to be a bridge between responsible sourcing and the built environment.
Summit Wood Creations
Summit Wood Creations, established in 2001, is a custom wood design manufacturer specializing in rustic and modern aesthetic furniture and casework. They are a certified Minority-and-Women-Owned Business Enterprise.
Freres Engineered Wood
Freres Engineered Wood milled and manufactured Mass Plywood Panels (MPP). Freres' Mass Ply is a patented, veneer-based engineered wood certified by APA—The Engineered Wood Association.
Kaster’s Kustom Cutting
Kasters Kustom Cutting Inc., located in Mulino, Oregon, started over 25 years ago, focusing on dimensional lumber and large custom beams as its specialty, and is FSC-certified.
Zena Forest
Zena Forest is a multi-generational family business owned and managed by the Deumlings, who grow, mill, and manufacture native hardwoods in Polk County, Oregon.
In addition to economic and community value, flooring sourced from Zena Forest directly helps restore critically endangered Willamette Valley oak woodlands.
Willamette National Forest
The Bureau of Land Management applied forest restoration projects, including removing small-diameter trees from an overstocked stand in the Willamette Valley.
This restoration project improves forest health, reduces the risk of a catastrophic fire, and creates materials that support local jobs and building materials.
Camp Arrah Wanna
Established in 1941, Camp Arrah Wanna is a nonprofit that hosts campers and manages 120 acres of multi-species, mixed-age forestland in the foothills of Mt.Hood.
Harvest revenue directly supports the camp and community.
Camp Adams
Camp Adams is a 216-acre camp established in 1938. In addition to hosting camps, retreats and environmental education programs, Camp Adams manages 180 acres of multi-species, mixed age forestland with a conservation easement held by the Clackamas County Soil and Water Conservation District.