Because of reduced staffing and the hands-on, high-touch nature our interpretive space, our Discovery Museum and Magness Memorial Tree Farm remain closed for the time being.  Event rentals are being accepted on a case-by-case basis.

In the last 15 years, the world’s population has grown by over one billion people.

Nature is not behaving the way that it has behaved in recent history and it is affecting everything – from how we invest our money to how we live our lives.

Unprecedented catastrophic wildfires in the last decade threaten the economic, ecological, and social values of our forests.

Tectonic generational shifts are happening. Where people live, what people buy, or who leads our organizations, companies and governments – each sends ripple effects across our society and our forests.

New technologies are changing the way we interact with the natural world. Buildings are being constructed more quickly and with fewer people involved.

We have programs that drive problem-solving by forestry professionals.

We create events and experiences that connect the public to its interdependence on forests.

We steward a place that creates and inspires a community of sustainable forestry champions.