Forest Landowners
There are many aspects to wildfire recovery on forested land: determining the likelihood of tree mortality, deciding whether or not to replant, and managing dead or damaged trees that pose a risk to safety and property.
In Washington, the Department of Natural Resources is a key resource for forest landowners. So are Conservation Districts, staffed with local natural resources experts.
Find a DNR forester in your area or contact your local Conservation District to get in touch with someone who can provide free advice and information.
More Forest Recovery Resources
- After the Burn Assessing and Managing Your Forestland After a Wildfire | University of Idaho Extension
- Recovering From Wildfire | University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Make a reforestation plan | Reforestation.fyi
- My Forest Burned: Now What? | Woodland Fish and Wildlife
- Post-Fire Tree Mortality | Oregon Department of Forestry
- Washington State Office | Natural Resources Conservation Service
- Burn Reforestation and Tree Management | JD Forest Management
