Take Action.
Stay Engaged.

Statewide Agencies:

Share your concerns with the Commissioner of Public Lands and Board of Natural Resources Members here.

Attend Monthly BNR Meetings in person or via zoom and sign up to provide public comment (see ‘Registration Instructions’ towards the bottom of the page).

State & Local Representatives:

Let your representatives in Olympia know you want to see DNR change how it manages forests on state trust lands! You can find your state representatives here. Put in your home address and you’ll receive contact information for your representatives.

County Commissioners play a key role in representing the concerns of their constituents to the DNR and BNR. You can find your county commissioners’ contact information here.

More Resources:

Annual Carbon Friendly Forestry Conference. Washington Conservation Action hosts the Carbon Friendly Forestry Conference each year. It welcomes practitioners, policymakers, decision-makers, landowners, civil society, wood supply chain companies, academics, and community members whose work connects to forest management or carbon sequestration to explore and support innovative and traditional approaches to ecological forestry, learning from the lived experiences of all of Washington’s communities. Learn more here.

Washington Conservation Action. Washington Conservation Action is the leading policy and political voice in Washington’s environmental community, mobilizing for conservation and environmental justice. WCA’s mission is to advocate for environmental progress and justice through actions that mobilize the public, elect champions for the environment, and hold our leaders accountable. Learn more here.