Forest road through managed timberland

Forestry consulting
& field services

We help landowners across the Columbia Gorge, Willamette Valley, and Southern Washington plan and carry out timber sales, forest improvements, and ongoing maintenance.

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Forest Management Planning

Forest Management Planning

We assess your forest and develop a management plan that connects your goals with practical steps for timber production, habitat, and forest health.

Work may include

  • Detailed timber inventory and stand assessment
  • Growth modeling and harvest scheduling
  • Wildlife habitat evaluation and protection strategies
  • Wildfire risk assessment and fuel reduction planning
  • Management priorities based on site conditions
  • Scheduling of recommended management activities

You’ll have a set of priorities and a schedule to guide harvests, restoration, and maintenance as your forest grows.

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Timber Sale Management

Timber Sale Management

We manage timber sales from the initial inventory and appraisal through harvest oversight and closeout, helping you evaluate offers and establish clear expectations for the work.

Work may include

  • Timber cruising, appraisal, and market analysis
  • Harvest layout and unit boundary marking
  • Bid solicitation and contract negotiation
  • On-site harvest monitoring and quality control
  • Post-harvest inspection and reforestation planning

We represent your interests throughout the sale, from negotiating contract terms to checking the condition of your property after harvest.

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Drone Services

Drone Services

We use drone imagery and measurements alongside field observations to map your property, assess forest conditions, and track changes over time.

Work may include

  • High-resolution aerial photography and stitched aerial maps (orthomosaics)
  • 3D terrain modeling and volumetric analysis
  • Pre- and post-harvest site documentation
  • Reforestation survival surveys and canopy assessment
  • Wildfire damage assessment and recovery monitoring
  • Property boundary and access road reconnaissance

Aerial surveys can help identify areas that need closer inspection and provide a record of changes before and after forestry work.

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Vegetation Management

Vegetation Management

Competing vegetation can limit tree growth, restrict access, and contribute to wildfire fuel loads. We combine mechanical clearing with follow-up treatments suited to the vegetation and conditions on your property.

Work may include

  • Mechanical brush clearing and shredding (mastication)
  • Site preparation for reforestation projects
  • Fuel break construction and defensible space creation
  • Treatment planning for competing vegetation
  • Noxious weed identification and treatment planning
  • Ongoing monitoring and maintenance scheduling

We account for soil, slope, and species composition when selecting treatments, and plan follow-up work to address regrowth.

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Road Engineering & Stream Survey

Road Engineering & Stream Survey

We assess, plan, and design forest roads and stream crossings to address access and drainage while accounting for water quality and fish passage.

Work may include

  • Forest road design, engineering, and construction oversight
  • Road condition assessments and improvement planning
  • Stream crossing surveys and fish passage evaluations
  • Culvert sizing, design, and replacement recommendations
  • Erosion control and sediment delivery analysis
  • Maintenance priorities based on road and crossing conditions

Recommendations address both immediate access needs and ongoing maintenance, so landowners can plan improvements and prioritize repairs.

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Invasive Species Control

Invasive Species Control

We assess and treat invasive plants such as English ivy, Scotch broom, and knotweed, choosing methods suited to the infestation and the surrounding vegetation.

Work may include

  • Site assessment and invasive species inventory
  • Integrated pest management (IPM) program development
  • Mechanical removal and targeted chemical treatment
  • Native species revegetation and restoration planning
  • Monitoring programs with follow-up treatment schedules
  • Coordination with local weed boards and conservation districts

Follow-up monitoring and treatment help manage regrowth and reduce the spread of invasive plants into surrounding areas.

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about your land.

Tell us about your land and what you’d like to accomplish. We’ll help you identify the services that fit your project.

Let’s talk about your land.

Tell us where your property is and what you have in mind so we can follow up about your project.

Contact Information

Business Hours

Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday – Sunday: By Appointment