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Forestry Program

The Columbia Conservation District helps connect landowners with funding sources for forestry improvement projects.

To Report a forest fire: Call 911 or 800-562-6010

Two people measuring a tree trunk in a forest.
An aerial view of a winding road next to a river with autumn trees and distant snow-capped mountains.
A person's hands planting a young pine tree in soil.
Two people measuring a tree trunk in a forest.
An aerial view of a winding road next to a river with autumn trees and distant snow-capped mountains.
A person's hands planting a young pine tree in soil.

Forestry Program Partners and Links

EQUIP– The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) is a voluntary conservation program administered by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) that can provide financial and technical assistance to install conservation practices that address natural resource concerns

Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR)- Wildfires are among the most destructive forces in Washington state for land and homeowners in Washington state. The DNR helps connect landowners with resources that can help keep their property safe.

US Forest Service– Forest management is an important aspect in maintaining healthy forest ecosystems. The US Forest Service website has many helpful links in forest management, fire management, and vegetation management among others.

Forestry Best Management Practices

The buttons below are some examples of the best management practices that the Columbia Conservation District uses for forest management projects.