In 2011, Mt. Adams Resource Stewards established Washington’s first non-profit owned, working community forest. The Mt. Adams Community Forest Project strives to permanently protect high community and conservation value forests critical to the quality of life in this region. Learn more…
Connecting the natural splendor of the Mt. Adams region with people that care for it is central to initiatives that include the Mt. Adams Community Forest, public lands collaboration, and stewardship support services for public and private land managers. Learn More…
We believe that stewardship extends beyond just our natural resources and into the communities we call home. Our partnerships with area schools and community groups invest in a more vibrant future for rural communities of the Mt. Adams region. Learn More…
We’ve helped bolster local communities and land stewardship by developing new markets for low value wood, providing businesses and land owners access to training and contracts, building the Forest Stewardship Network, and supporting efforts to bring broadband to the region. Learn More…
We’re thrilled to announce the recent completion of our fourth community forest purchase: 424 acres known as the Klickitat Rim Tract. Click on the link for more details.
The South Gifford Pinchot Collaborative formed in 2010 to work with the US Forest Service to convene stakeholders in an effort to build consensus and support for stewardship activities on the southern end of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The coordinator plays a critical role… Read More
As 2019 draws to a close, check out our latest report (linked below)! We’re thankful for the opportunities to steward a place as awe-inspiring and special as the Mount Adams landscape. Thank you to our partners and supporters that help make it happen, and to… Read More
Mt. Adams Resource Stewards
P.O. Box 152
Glenwood, WA 98619
