Utah's Division of Forestry managing non-federal forest, range, and watershed lands to ensure sustainable natural resources. It provides forest health monitoring and reporting, pest management strategies and technical assistance, and landowner support for achieving resilient forest conditions.

A detailed extension bulletin that offers practical guidance for landowners and managers recovering forestland after wildfire. It covers post-fire assessment, salvage and pest considerations, erosion and watershed stabilization, and reforestation planning from species selection through planting and maintenance.

A centralized resource hub helping wildfire survivors and communities recover in Washington State. It covers personal and family recovery, landowner and homeowner support, site cleanup and erosion control, and connections to financial assistance and local services.

A nonprofit providing wildfire recovery and restoration resources for communities, landowners, and agencies. It offers recovery planning toolkits and guides, homeowner support for cleanup and insurance, restoration and erosion control techniques, and long-term recovery frameworks for local governments.

A state-level guide helping communities, homeowners, and local leaders plan for, respond to, and recover after wildfires and post-fire flooding. It covers immediate safety and community mobilization, emotional health and livestock care, post-fire restoration techniques, and financial resources with checklists and templates.

An information clearinghouse focused on forests, watersheds, wildfire, and landowner support in New Mexico. It covers educational and technical resources, spatial data and mapping tools for watershed planning, financial and technical assistance for private forest landowners, and outreach materials for educators and communities.

A program supporting family forest owners in Montana with stewardship, certification, and sustainable management resources. It covers wildlife habitat and best management practices, pest and disease guidance, forest stewardship planning and sustainability standards, and practical tools for forest landowners.

A local conservation district providing wildfire resilience support in Asotin County, Washington. It offers home and property risk assessments, community wildfire protection planning, and financial and technical assistance for mitigation and forest health.

A community-led nonprofit empowering landowners to use prescribed fire for forest health and wildfire risk reduction in the Pacific Northwest. It offers training and planning support, equipment access and liability guidance, cultural burning resources, and post-burn monitoring through a cooperative network.

A nonprofit supporting forest restoration and stewardship in Central Oregon through collaboration, education, and innovation. It provides workshops, field events, and demonstration projects on forest management, fuels reduction, wildlife habitat, and shared stewardship.

A nonprofit watershed organization focused on water, forest, and ecological health in the Cimarron Watershed, New Mexico. It covers watershed restoration and fuel reduction, wetlands and habitat projects, community wildfire interface work, and educational outreach with best management practices.

A local conservation district providing landowners with tools to improve forest health and wildfire resilience in Clark County, Washington. It offers best management practice guides, technical and financial assistance, wildfire resilience resources, and workshops with contractor directories.

A service and outreach agency offering forest stewardship, wildfire mitigation, technical assistance, and landowner support across Colorado. It covers technical guides and grants, seedling and stewardship programs, community wildfire protection planning, and forest mapping tools.

A university extension program offering research-based forestry education and outreach for landowners, communities, and professionals in Colorado. It covers pest and disease identification, wildfire safety and fuel management, planning tools and species selection, and educational programs for forestry professionals.

A community-based nonprofit led by tribal members facilitating cultural burning on the Yurok Reservation and ancestral lands. It offers cultural and cooperative burning programs, prescribed fire training, fuels reduction and native plant restoration, and stewardship planning with tribal and agency partnerships.

A national network helping communities, practitioners, and local leaders increase wildfire resilience through adaptation and collaboration. It provides peer networking and professional development, self-assessment and planning tools, educational resources and case studies, and support for community wildfire protection planning.

A statewide network helping communities, homeowners, land managers, and professionals work together to reduce wildfire risk and build resilience in New Mexico. It offers technical assistance and insurance guidance, community wildfire protection planning and microgrants, educational resources for diverse audiences, and community health and outreach support.

A web platform hosted by the University of Idaho and the US Forest Service for sharing wildland fire research, tools, data, and resources. It offers a searchable resource catalog across fire science topics, regional portals and partner site hosting, modeling and monitoring tools, and a collaboration space for research partners.

An online wildfire adaptation resource hub aggregating tools and resources for homeowners, community planners, fire practitioners, and public health agencies. It provides a searchable resource library with role-based guides, a community wildfire protection plan database, funding information and case studies, and resources organized by timing, topic, and stakeholder role.

A program offering support tailored to tribal forest-based enterprises and forest health projects in California. It provides grant assistance and business planning support, workforce development and wood processing workshops, and a peer learning network for knowledge exchange among tribal organizations.

A community science program hosted by Washington State University empowering the public to participate in forest health research. It provides citizen science and mapping opportunities, research updates on forest health issues, and information on climate change and biosecurity.

An educational institution and archive dedicated to the history of human interaction with forests and environmental change. It covers a research library and archival collections, publications and journals on forest history, and educational programs and outreach for researchers, educators, and the public.

A national membership organization supporting private forest landowners and advocating for working forests. It provides landowner tools for tracking costs and markets, advocacy updates and policy guidance, and professional development through publications, events, and training.

A national membership organization supporting private forest landowners and advocating for working forests. It provides landowner tools for tracking costs and markets, advocacy updates and policy guidance, and professional development through publications, events, and training.

A U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service case study on using targeted goat grazing for fuel reduction and ecological restoration in riparian systems. It covers project goals and site context, management methods and herd logistics, and outcomes and lessons learned with supporting references.

A technical guide developed by Oregon Department of Forestry and Oregon State University to assist forest landowners with reforestation after harvest or disturbance. It covers legal obligations and compliance, species selection and site preparation, planting and seedling care through young stand management, and decision tools for monitoring and planning.

A nonprofit trade association promoting healthy and productive forests and a sustainable forest industry in Hawaii. It supports ecosystem restoration and conservation projects, hosts exhibitions and professional training, and provides publications, directories, and membership resources.

A nonprofit promoting forest health and productivity through restoration, education, and scientific research in Hawaii. It supports forest restoration and conservation projects, educational programs and media, and fundraising and grant-funded partnerships.

A university forestry extension program providing technical support, education, and research for forestry and agroforestry in Hawaii. It covers pest and disease information, forestry publications and species guides, incentive programs and cost-share opportunities, and educational programs for youth and professionals.

A nonprofit serving as a hub for wildfire prevention, mitigation, planning, and recovery in Hawaii and the Pacific region. It provides home and community risk assessments with protection planning, educational campaigns and homeowner action guides, and grant support with community project funding and science outreach.

A public agency forestry outreach initiative offering expert articles on forest management topics for Idaho landowners. It covers timber harvesting and planting practices, cost-share programs and forest management guidance, and access to technical and educational assistance through forestry specialists.

A nonprofit coordinating statewide wildland fire education and promoting a fire-adapted culture in Idaho. It covers fire-resistant home and landscape design, evacuation planning and fire prevention, fire ecology and management principles, and community outreach through workshops and youth programs.

A nonprofit focused on educational outreach about sound forest management in Idaho. It provides grants, scholarships, and funding for youth forestry programs, succession planning workshops, and public education on the benefits of forests.

A nonprofit membership organization representing private forest landowners in Idaho, promoting sustainable forestry, property rights, and public education. It offers publications and tours, a seedling program, advocacy on forestry legislation, and peer networking on forest management and estate planning.

A forum advancing the safe and effective use of prescribed fire across Idaho. It offers educational materials and workshop recordings, active burn maps with smoke and weather tools, policy and legal framework resources, and practical guides on fire equipment, behavior, and liability.

A practitioner-led support network for Native American communities revitalizing traditional fire cultures and Indigenous cultural burning. It offers peer-led community and family burning, culturally centered fire planning with youth and elder engagement, prescribed fire training exchanges, and guidance for non-Indigenous partners on respectful collaboration.

A national nonprofit dedicated to promoting sound forest management on Indian lands. It provides training resources and forestry publications, policy advocacy and scholarships, and professional networking through an annual symposium and technical directories.

An online educational platform supporting Oregon forest landowners with management planning and stewardship resources. It provides management plan templates and mapping tools, forest health and wildfire risk reduction guides, technical and financial resources, and forest protection law information.

An extension bulletin offering guidance on weed management following wildfire for landowners and land managers. It covers invasive weed identification and prevention, monitoring protocols and control methods, revegetation planning with native species, and treatment timing with cost and safety considerations.

A soil and water conservation district in Marion County, Oregon, providing post-wildfire restoration guidance. It offers erosion control best practices, seeding recommendations, and native plant resources for upland and streamside restoration.

A training program run by Oregon State University Extension that educates private forest landowners and equips them to share knowledge in their communities. It delivers intensive forest management training, certifies volunteers who assist neighbors, and connects participants to extension resources through workshops and outreach events.

A state agency providing educational and outreach support for landowners, homeowners, and communities interested in forest stewardship and wildfire risk reduction in Montana. It offers workshops and stewardship planning tools, wildfire risk assessment resources from home to community scale, and conservation education through publications, webinars, and forest land planning support.

A state agency program providing guidance on forest management laws and best practices in Montana. It covers forest practice laws and regulations, best management practice handbooks and illustrated guides, and voluntary field reviews with technical assistance from service foresters.

A state-run nursery program providing native trees, shrubs, and planting support for Montana landowners. It offers seasonal seedling inventory and ordering, a native seed program with long-term evaluations, contractor listings for planting services, and educational recordings and resources.

A volunteer consensus-based collaborative group supporting collaborative forestry and grassland restoration in Montana. It provides planning and process guides for collaboration, fact sheets on policy requirements and restoration principles, and facilitation resources including webinars and agency planning tools.

A curated collection of resource links for private forest landowners in Montana, gathered by the Montana Forest Owners Association. It includes links to state and national forestry organizations, publications and newsletters, and tools for landowners to connect with partner networks.

A nonprofit dedicated to educating landowners, natural resource professionals, and the public in Montana about sustainable forestry and ecological science. It provides technical publications, contractor and nursery listings, and events, workshops, and membership resources.

A program helping private forest landowners in Montana develop and implement forest stewardship plans. It provides workshops for writing nationally accredited plans with on-site consultation, training in forest ecology, fire risk, and wildlife habitat, and access to cost-share programs with instructional materials.

An online information portal consolidating wildfire maps, incidents, restrictions, and preparedness resources for Montana residents, landowners, and agencies. It provides active fire dashboards and mapping tools, preparedness guides for home and property protection, fire restrictions and prevention resources, and air quality and smoke information.

An education and resource portal by Montana DNRC for landowners, homeowners, and local governments interested in forest management, wildfire risk, and forest health. It covers forest management guidance from timber sales through estate planning, forest health and restoration resources, fire ecology and wildfire risk reduction, and grants, nursery services, and community forestry tools.

A state-level forestry program representing Utah's Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands. It provides forest action planning, best management practices, publications, and information on collaborative strategies for forest health and wildfire risk reduction.

A program supporting tribal nations in accessing carbon and environmental markets for income and land stewardship. It provides technical assistance and project development support, carbon assessment and mapping tools, and standards and protocols for sequestration projects.

An institute based at New Mexico Highlands University supporting restoration-based forestry and watershed resilience in New Mexico. It offers vegetation and plant guides, mapping and spatial analysis tools, ecological monitoring and restoration resources, and collaboration support with internship opportunities.

A network of tribal fire and forestry practitioners in New Mexico focused on knowledge sharing, capacity building, and advancing Indigenous-led stewardship. It provides inter-tribal collaboration and traditional knowledge sharing, a resource library and archived documents, training events and summits, and partnership support for strengthening tribal leadership in fire-adapted landscapes.

A New Mexico state wildfire information portal offering post-fire recovery guidance for individuals, families, communities, and local agencies. It covers safety and clean-up guidance, insurance and financial recovery assistance, flood risk and emergency response resources, and emotional health support.

An online hub supporting tribal engagement in the amendment of the Northwest Forest Plan. It provides tools and resources for tribes, co-stewardship opportunities and planning documents, and guidance on incorporating cultural burning and traditional food management into forest planning.

A nonprofit supporting ecological forestry for small forest landowners in the Pacific Northwest. It provides guides on forest management planning and wildfire resilience, climate adaptation and carbon resources, invasive species and reforestation guidance, and funding information with contractor directories.

A local conservation district providing wildfire preparedness, resilience, and recovery support for landowners in Okanogan County, Washington. It offers wildfire risk and property assessments, community certification and home hardening guidance, post-fire recovery support, and educational resources with funding opportunities.

The state agency responsible for forest protection, management, regulation, and stewardship in Oregon. It offers fire information and prevention resources, forest health and pest management guidance, landowner assistance with grants and professional referrals, and regulatory support with maps and educational programs.

A state agency advancing public understanding of forests and supporting sustainable forest management in Oregon. It offers educational resources on forest ecology and conservation, landowner education on forest laws and practices, school and public outreach programs, and interactive tools with maps and economic data.

An Oregon membership organization supporting small woodland owners through advocacy, education, and peer networking. It provides legislative representation, technical resources and events, local chapter connections, and opportunities in forest carbon markets.

An organization promoting sustainable forestry across Oregon by advancing SFI standards and fostering collaboration among landowners, loggers, and conservation groups. It provides training for loggers and foresters, landowner outreach and sustainability guides, species and habitat resources, and contractor listings with a reporting process for inconsistent practices.

An OSU Extension program offering guidance, tools, and resources for homeowners, landowners, and communities recovering from wildfire. It provides property assessment checklists and erosion mitigation guides, publications on tree recovery, reforestation, and tax considerations, and multimedia resources including webinars and interactive materials.

An extension program providing science-based information, outreach, and training for forest landowners and professionals in Oregon. It covers pest and disease identification with detection programs, intensive landowner training and certification, multimedia outreach including podcasts and workshops, and practical guides on contracting and silviculture decisions.

The Oregon chapter of the American Tree Farm System supporting family forest landowners with certification, education, and resources. It provides forestry education and management planning tools, state agency stewardship and fire protection programs, partner resources for technical and financial assistance, and connections to advocacy groups.

A state agency providing grants and technical support for watershed and habitat restoration across Oregon. It offers multiple grant programs for restoration and monitoring, technical guides, publications, and interactive maps, tribal engagement guidance and partner network support, and grant management tools with policy information.

An environmental education nonprofit supporting outdoor, field-based learning for K-12 students and teachers. It provides curriculum frameworks and lesson plans, professional development and career-connected learning, and connections to forestry and conservation partner organizations.

A regional fire science exchange translating and sharing wildfire science to improve fire outcomes in the Pacific Islands. It offers a research library and data sets, maps and tools for practitioners, and educational resources including webinars and newsletters.

An Oregon conservation district offering resources for restoring and managing oak and prairie ecosystems. It provides guides, handbooks, and best management practices, and resources that include cultural and Indigenous perspectives on oak stewardship.

A soil and water conservation district in Polk County, Oregon, providing conifer forest management resources for landowners. It offers management best practices, guides on tree establishment and fire-resistant forests, and local technical assistance.

A listing of regional Prescribed Burn Associations across Texas that support landowners in safe, cooperative prescribed fire use. It provides local contacts and cooperative burn assistance, training and habitat restoration support, and wildfire risk reduction guidance.

A local conservation district helping San Juan County landowners manage and restore forest health and wildfire resilience. It provides free technical assistance and forest health assessments, wildfire preparedness and stewardship planning, and financial aid with educational workshops.

A local conservation district helping Snohomish County and Camano Island landowners manage forest health, wildfire resilience, and sustainability. It provides personalized site visits and wildfire preparedness guidance, vegetation and harvest management resources, and educational materials with consultant directories.

An annual catalog produced by Oregon Department of Forestry providing inventory and technical guidance for reforestation stock. It includes a nursery directory with ordering information, seed zone maps and terminology, guidance on seed improvement and tree breeding, and information on seedling supply and demand.

A regional fire science exchange connecting scientists, land managers, policy makers, and communities with fire science to inform land and fire management decisions. It provides research publications on post-fire and fire management topics, maps, models, and decision aids, and educational resources including webinars, grants, and outreach materials.

An initiative led by Taos County Government serving as a hub for wildfire risk reduction, forest and watershed restoration, and community engagement in Taos County, New Mexico. It provides treatment maps and community wildfire protection plans, home fire-hardening guidance and homeowner resources, and coordination support with event listings and planning tools.

A guide compiling conservation organizations, programs, and services available to landowners, communities, and businesses in Texas. It provides directories of technical assistance providers, funding and habitat programs, and water and land management services with partnership contacts.

A program monitoring and managing forest health threats across Texas. It covers pest and disease identification and management, diagnostic tools and publications, and cost-share programs for forest health.

Comprehensive guidance for Texas landowners on post-wildfire soil, water, and forest recovery. It covers erosion prevention and soil assessment, reseeding and reforestation practices, and invasive species management with guidance on hazard trees.

An online tool connecting Texas landowners with forestry service providers and neighbors for land stewardship. It provides a searchable directory of contractors across forestry, fire, and habitat services, credential review, and landowner networking for cost sharing.

An interactive online tool helping landowners, communities, and homeowners select appropriate trees for planting in Texas. It provides a species selector by region and site conditions, planting and care guides, and detailed species profiles.

Programs supporting reforestation and seedling improvement for Texas landowners and communities. Topics include seedling nurseries, genetic improvement programs, seed production, and vendor listings for regional seedling sources.

Detailed guidance for landowners on evaluating and caring for trees after wildfire damage. It covers survival assessment criteria, tree retention and removal decisions, and post-fire care practices including watering, mulching, and pest monitoring.

An online diagnostic tool for identifying tree health problems in Texas. It provides guided diagnosis by species and symptoms, a searchable problem index, and educational materials on common pests, diseases, and disorders.

A comprehensive suite of online mapping and decision-support tools for Texas landowners and natural resource managers. It provides applications for forest management and timber analysis, land mapping and wildfire risk assessment, and resource planning tools for carbon, water, and service providers.

A statewide membership organization advocating for Texas forests, landowners, and the forest sector. It provides certification and training programs, sustainability guides and best management practices, economic reports and advocacy, and funding connectors with networking opportunities.

A forest education and interpretive center operated by Oregon Department of Forestry, focused on connecting people to forest ecosystems through hands-on learning. It provides school and public education programs, interpretive exhibits and guided events, and volunteer opportunities with visitor facilities.

A nonprofit working with communities, especially Indigenous and marginalized ones, to protect, restore, and manage natural resources. It covers reforestation and forest restoration, tribal and Indigenous lands program support, youth development and environmental education, and capacity building with tools for sustainable livelihoods.

A conservation district serving Lane County, Oregon, focused on soil, water, habitat, and community resilience. It provides wildfire preparedness education and defensible space resources, prescribed fire and post-fire recovery information, and technical assistance with contractor listings for forestry work.

The state office of NRCS providing guidance and technical support for post-wildfire land recovery in Montana. It offers a suite of post-fire recovery guides covering erosion control, seeding, and hazard management, implementation stories and case studies, technical reference materials, and information on disaster recovery programs.

A research and outreach institute dedicated to improving Utah's forest and woodland health and resilience to disturbances. It offers training, workshops, and conferences, monitoring data and forest science publications, and technical guidance on fire and fuels management with public outreach.

An extension program providing recovery support and information for Utah communities impacted by wildfire. It offers community mobilization and post-fire hazard toolkits, rehabilitation and mitigation guidance, and financial assistance information with community meeting options.

A Utah State University Extension program focused on forestry education and outreach for landowners, communities, and practitioners. It provides tree identification and forest management guides, webinars, publications, and fact sheets, and urban forestry and fire resources.

A trade association representing private forest landowners and forest products companies in Washington State. It provides policy advocacy and sustainable forestry resources, wildfire prevention and forest health information, and economic reports with education and outreach materials.

A central repository of data, reports, and tools from Washington DNR's Forest Resilience Division. It provides spatial data viewers and mapping tools, forest health monitoring and wildfire reports, reforestation and carbon assessments, and prescribed fire resources with strategic forest health plans.

An online portal providing small forest landowners with one-stop access to forestry resources and support in Washington State. It covers permitting and financial assistance, technical forestry support and wildfire preparedness, post-fire recovery and forest health management, and stewardship planning with educational classes.

WSU Extension Forestry providing research-based education and outreach to forest landowners and the public. It offers workshops, publications, and online learning, professional directories and contractor resources, invasive species and financial tools, and multimedia content.

A statewide program supporting small forest landowners in Washington through certification, education, and management resources. It provides management plan templates and stewardship classes, pest and disease management guides, cost-share and consultant resources, and succession planning with certification support.

A conservation district serving Multnomah and Columbia counties in Oregon, supporting sustainable land and water management. It offers technical assistance and education for woodland owners, forest management and wildlife habitat resources, invasive species and fuels reduction guidance, and contractor directories with cost-share connections.

A Texas-based nursery providing affordable tree and shrub seedlings for landowners, farms, and restoration projects. It offers a seasonal seedling catalog, windbreak planning and planting guidance, and shipping or local pickup options.

A local conservation district supporting forest landowners in Whatcom County with sustainable forest management. It provides free site visits and technical assistance, forest health and wildfire risk guidance, management plan development and financial assistance, and connections to state and federal partner resources.

A local conservation district supporting natural resource stewardship in Yamhill County, Oregon. It provides a wildfire prevention portal with risk and restriction maps, home defense and preparedness resources, and access to local conservationists for site visits and technical help.