WASHINGTON FOREST PROTECTION ASSOCIATION is a company based out of 724 COLUMBIA STREET NW, SUITE 250, OLYMPIA, Washington, United States.
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It's International Day of Forests and World Wood Day! ?????? To celebrate, here's a glance at the vast range of forests across our working lands in the U.S., from the West Coast, to the Rocky Mountains, to the Southeast. #greendiamondrc #workingforests #forestproud #internationaldayofforests
Today marks the first day of Spring! #DYK sustainably managed working forests provide crucial habitats for a variety of plants and wildlife like the trillium flower which blooms in late-March through mid-April? #workingforests #firstdayofspring
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We are hiring a Legal Operations Manager to join the Green Diamond team. This individual will work closely with the company’s General Counsel to enhance the legal team’s operations and corporate governance practices. This role will require streamlining legal processes, managing legal technology systems, supporting corporate governance, and implementing department initiatives that support the business. For more information and to apply, please visit https://lnkd.in/gFhzegyZ #greendiamondrc
Society needs wood for building materials, furniture, utility poles, musical instruments, and a multitude of other purposes that enhance our quality of life. Thankfully, Washington's working forests provide renewable, climate friendly, and sustainably managed timber to meet those needs. #workingforests
Allowing working forests to remain working is good economic, environmental, and community health policy that benefits everyone. Family forest landowners own nearly 3.2 million acres of forest area in Washington state, stewarding the land while providing timber and forest products, wildlife habitat, clean air and water, and recreational opportunities. #workingforests
Washington's working forests sustain forest sector jobs in each and every county, supporting more than 102,000 careers that generate nearly $6 billion in wages annually. #workingforests
HB 1389 exemplifies the kind of understated bipartisan cooperation that too often goes unrecognized. Thank you Rep. Adam Bernbaum and Rep. Ed Orcutt for your bipartisan leadership. #waleg #workingforests
Prior to the State House of Representatives unanimously passing HB 1389, Rep. April Berg urged colleagues to vote in favor of the bill in remembrance of former WFPA Forest Tax and Economic Director John Ehrenreich and his commitment to bipartisanship. #workingforests