Washington’s forests produce economic and environmental benefits. In addition to providing environmental benefits, 47% are working forests, creating jobs that support families and companies in rural communities, the remaining 53% of forests are restricted from harvesting. Click on the map to see the amount of forest restricted and economic impact in your county. Learn More
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