Welcome to the Washington State University Extension Puget Sound Forest Stewardship Program, serving King, Snohomish, and Skagit Counties.
Introduction
This program is dedicated to providing educational resources and technical assistance to help forest landowners make sound management decisions and achieve their forest ownership goals. We offer classes and workshops throughout the year, bringing in experts from around the state to talk about a variety of forestry topics.
Whether you own a few acres, a few hundred acres, or you just want to discover more about the rich forested environment around us, we have programs and resources for you. Sign up for a class, browse our online resources, or join us for an informal walk in the woods. We are excited to partner with you in the stewardship of our natural resources for present and future generations.
We invite you to browse the resources on this site using the navigation menu on the left. If you have questions or need additional information, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Learn More:
- Learn more about our Programs and Services.
- Check our Calendar of Events.
- Sign up for our E-Mail Newsletter.
- Browse our Resources for free forestry publications and videos.
- Explore Links to related sites.
- Check out our latest projects.
- Give to the Forest Stewardship Program.
- Get Contact info.
- Download the Program Brochure (also available in Spanish/Español) or the Quick Reference Guide.
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Also visit us on:
Facebook - Become a fan of the Forest Stewardship program on Facebook and get additional news, photos, and updates
Flickr - See program photos 
Twitter - follow us on Twitter for brief news tidbits and updates
Extension programs and employment are available to all without discrimination. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Extension office.
This site last updated 11/19/2009
Announcements
11/19/2009 – The November newsletter is now available.
11/19/2009 – The Ties to the Land estate/ succession planning workshop has been postponed again - probably until April.