Trout Mountain

THERE’S MORE TO A FOREST THAN TREES.

Anyone can cut down a tree, even clear an entire forest. The value of a hardworking forest goes beyond simply bringing logs to market. We believe that the long-term ability of forests to provide for families and communities depends on harvesting trees in a manner that respects all of the values of the forest.

Drone imagery of mature conifer forests is so fun to look at, so many shades or green and geometric patterns within each tree crown! This image shows an approximately 70-year-old Douglas-fir stand near Silver Falls that was thinned in 2019 as part of

The Consultant, the annual journal of the Association of Consulting Foresters, recently featured "Four on the Forest Floor: Stories of Foresters' Faithful Companions".

It inspired us to share Trout Mountain Forestry's furry staff.

1: Lu

A Ponsse forwarder carefully picks its way through sensitive meadow and oak habitat on a recent restoration project. We are working to turn back the clock on decades of conifer encroachment on this meadow, in the absence of indigenous burning practic

The final gift! Spotting some natural regeneration in the burn where seed fell from mature, fire-killed Douglas-fir (seen here) and western hemlock post-burn. While this site experienced over 99% mortality in the fire, it was luckily not a crown fire

Happy to see some of our plantings (like this DF plug) doing so well despite a very crispy spring. TMF has been sowing our own seedlings through partnering nurseries since 2018- an added benefit for our clients. Besides Douglas-fir, we’ve been

Was out with a crew spraying Scotch broom in the #eolaamityhills and spotted this lil 3 year old oak emerging from its protective tube, go buddy! Swipe ➡️ to see its sibling’s epic fail… somehow putting all new growth sideways out of the

Using a drone, we got some great views of this complex of beaver dams along a small stream near North Plains, OR. The beavers have transformed a small, non-fish-bearing stream into a series of wetlands and ponds, benefiting amphibians, songbirds, and

WHAT WE DO

Trout Mountain Forestry provides a full range of planning and land management services for ownerships of 40 to 10,000 acres in Western Oregon and SW Washington. We manage all aspects of the forest management cycle and work closely with our clients to develop an individually tailored approach to managing each forest.

Trout Mountain Forestry: Full-Service Forest Management

WHO WE ARE

Our team brings together decades of experience and leadership in sustainable forest management and planning. We are hands-on forest managers and take great pride in our solid relationships with and service to our clients. We bring our best creative thinking to every project, large or small, to find lasting solutions to complex resource management problems.

Trout Mountain

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THERE’S MORE TO A FOREST THAN TREES.

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