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Northwest Natural Resource Group is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that sees the marketplace as a means to restore healthy forest ecosystems and sustain local economies throughout the Pacific Northwest. For more information about NNRG and our programs, contact Kirk Hanson at 360-316-9317 or kirk@nnrg.org.

NNRG and local partners are updating the 2013 directory of businesses related to the forestry and wood products industries in San Juan County.

The goal of the directory is to strengthen and expand markets for local forest products by facilitating better connections between consumers and the small-scale forestry and wood products industry in San Juan County.

The directory will serve as a clearinghouse of businesses and their services and products and will provide a one-stop source for customers who are seeking forest products, forest products manufacturing resources, and forest management services.

Please answer the following nine questions. We will be in contact with you if we have any questions about the information provided. Information provided will go into the 2016 edition of the directory.

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1. Business Name

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2. Business owner's name

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3. Narrative description of business
Please provide a brief narrative about your business and its services.

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4. Phone number

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5. E-mail

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6. Mailing address

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7. Business type
Please select all categories that apply to your business.

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8. Products
Please select all product categories that apply to your business.

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9. Is there any additional information you wish to share with Northwest Natural Resource Group?

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Thank you for contributing your information to the Forest and Wood Products Directory! We appreciate your time and efforts.

Image of Islandwood:
Prized among woodworkers across the Northwest. This suppressed 10" diameter tree was nearly 100 years old when harvested. Almost entirely knot free, the tight growth rings produce a superior quality lumber that is suitable for flooring, trim, moulding and other finish-grade lumber.

Thank you for contributing your&nbsp;information to the Forest and Wood Products Directory! We appreciate your time and efforts.<br><br>Image of Islandwood:<br>Prized among woodworkers across the Northwest. This suppressed 10" diameter tree was nearly 100 years old when harvested. Almost entirely knot free, the tight growth rings produce a superior quality lumber that is suitable for flooring, trim, moulding and other finish-grade lumber.

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