Forestry Resources by Topic
Resources are listed alphabetically by topic, including websites, publications, and videos, on over 40 different topics.
Tip: use your browser’s “find” or “search” function to search for a keyword of interest.
Three Key Resources:
- Forestry Education and Assistance for Washington Forest and Woodland Property Owners – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS043E
- Washington State Consulting Forester and Silvicultural contractor Directory
- Sources for Forest Stewardship Supplies and Materials (PDF) – WSU Extension Handout
Topic List
- Animal damage
- Backyard Forestry and Wildlife
- Birds, Bees, and Bats
- Certification
- Children and Youth
- Christmas trees
- Climate change
- Conservation easements
- Cost share programs
- Cultural resources
- Disease
- Endangered Species
- Estate Planning
- Fire
- Firewood
- Forest finance
- Forest management (general)
- Forest stewardship planning
- Forestry assistance
- Forestry supplies
- Hardwood management
- Insects
- Invasive species (see Invasive Forest Species page)
- Inventory
- Maps
- Native plants and trees
- Pruning
- Reforestation
- Regulations
- Riparian management
- Roads
- Security
- Shoreline and bluff management
- Small-scale sawmilling
- Software
- Soils
- Special forest products
- Taxes
- Thinning
- Timber harvesting
- Timber values
- Tool use and safety
- Trails
- Vegetation control
- Wildlife
- Wind
- Wood quality
- Yard and Landscape trees
Notes:
- Many of the publications and documents on this page are PDF files – Get Adobe Reader.
- Some WSU Extension web sites provide links to external sites for the convenience of users. These external sites are not managed by the WSU Extension. Furthermore, WSU Extension does not review, control or take responsibility for the content of these sites, nor do these sites implicitly or explicitly represent official positions and policies of WSU Extension.
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Alder – see Hardwood management
Arborist – see Forestry assistance
Animal damage – see also Wildlife
- Beaver, Muskrat and Nutria on Small Woodlands (PDF) – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Field Guide to Forest Damage in British
- Identifying and Managing Mountain Beaver Damage to Forest Resources – OSU Extension Fact Sheet EM9063
- Living With Wildlife: Species Fact Sheets – WDFW
- Recognizing Sapsucker Damage to Your Trees (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS057E
- Timber Damage by Black Bears (PDF) – USDA Forest Service publication
Backyard Forestry and Wildlife
- Backyard Forest Stewardship in Eastern Washington (PDF) – WSU Extension Website
- Backyard Forest Stewardship in Western Washington (PDF) – WSU Extension Website
- Living with Wildlife Series – from WDFW
- National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat Program
- Photo Point Monitoring Handbook – USDA Forest Service publication
- WDFW Certified Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary Program
Birds, Bees, and Bats- see also Wildlife
- Bats and Small Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Bats Northwest
- Build Nest Boxes for Wild Birds – OSU Woodland Workbook Series EC1556
- Cavity Nesting Birds and Small Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Forest Bee Pollinators – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Managing Forest Habitats for Migrant Songbirds – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Managing Pacific Northwest Forests for Band-Tailed Pigeons – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Managing Small Woodlands for Raptors – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Nest Boxes and Nest Box Plans – NestWatch (Cornell Lab of Ornithology)
- Rainforest Birds: A Land Manager’s Guide to Breeding Bird Habitat in Young Conifer Forests in the Pacific Northwest (PDF) – USGS Scientific Investigations Report 2006-5304
- Rocket-Box Bat House (PDF)
- Wood Ducks on Small Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
Brush Control – see Vegetation control
Certification
- American Tree Farm System
- National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat Program
- Washington Tree Farm Program
- WDFW Certified Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary Program
Children and Youth
- Animal Inn Activity Book (PDF) – Forest Service materials on the importance of dead wood for wildlife habitat
- Children and Nature Network – Tool kits, publications, and research
- Discovery Education
- Greening STEM Educator Toolkits – National Environmental Education Week
- Let’s Go Outside – USFWS
- National 4-H Forestry Curriculum
- National Geographic Education
- Pacific Education Institute
- Pacific Education Institute Field Technology Guide (PDF)
- Project Learning Tree (PLT)
- Project Wet – Water education curriculum for teachers
- Project Wild – Wildlife education curriculum and tools for teachers.
- Since Time Immemorial Tribal Curriculum – Curriculum to support the teaching of tribal sovereignty, tribal history, and current tribal issues within the context of current WA state standards.
Christmas trees
- Developing Quality Christmas Trees in the Pacific Northwest (PDF)– PNW Extension Bulletin 684
- Growing Christmas Trees in the Pacific Northwest (PDF) – PNW Extension Bulletin PNW0006
- Identifying and Managing Christmas Tree Diseases, Pests, and other Problems – PNW Extension Bulletin PNW659
- National Christmas Tree Association
- Pacific Northwest Christmas Tree Association
- Puget Sound Christmas Tree Association
- Weed and Vegetation Management Strategies in Christmas Trees (PDF) – PNW Extension Bulletin PNW625
Climate change
- Climate Resilience Guidance for Small Forest Landowners – University of Washington Climate Impacts Group
- Climate Change Handbook: A Citizen’s Guide to Thoughtful Action – Oregon State University
- Climate Change in Washington State – Department of Ecology
- Fourth National Climate Assessment – Chapter 6: Forests – U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP)
- Climate Change Resource Center (CCRC) – USFS
- Life cycle impacts of forest management and wood utilization on carbon mitigation: knowns and unknowns (PDF) – UW-led research
- The Seedlot Selection Tool – a tool for finding the correct seed sources for your forest under current and potential cliamte scenarios
- Water, Climate Change, and Forests (PDF) – USFS PNW-GTR-812
Commercial thinning – see Thinning
Conservation easements
- Land Conservation Assistance Network
- Land Trust Alliance
- Washington Land Trust Directory – From the Washington Association of Land Trusts
- Working Forest Conservation Easements: A Primer for Forest Landowners (PDF) – Maryland Cooperative Extension information sheet
Consulting forester – see Forestry assistance
Cost share programs
- Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP)
- DNR Forest Landowner Assistance Programs (PDF)
- Family Forest Fish Passage Program (FFFPP)
- Forestry Riparian Easement Program (FREP)
- Rivers and Habitat Open Space Program
Cultural Resources
- Culturally Modified Tree Training Video
- Ethnobotany and Cultural Resources (PDF) – WSDOT publication
- Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP)
- What is Cedar Bark Stripping? – WADNR Video
Disease
- Field Guide to Forest Damage in British Columbia (PDF) – Handbook from B.C. Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations
- Annosus Root Disease of Western Conifers (PDF) – USDA Forest Service Forest Insect and Diseases Leaflet FIDL 172
- Armillaria Root Rot (PDF) – USDA Forest Service Disease Management Notes
- Assessing Tree Health (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS055E
- Common Tree Diseases of British Columbia – excellent book available from the Canadian Forest Service
- Dead Branches, Dead Tops & Dead Trees: The Interaction of Water Stress, Insects & Disease (PDF) – Oregon Department of Forestry
- Diseases of Pacific Coast Conifers – USDA Forest Service Agriculture Handbook 521
- Drough Stress in Conifers – Oregon Department of Forestry Fact Sheet
- Forest Disease Management Notes
- Forestspests.org
- Forest Pest Leaflets – Canadian Forest Service Publications
- Hemlock Dwarf Mistletoe (PDF) – USDA Forest Service Forest Insect and Diseases Leaflet FIDL 135
- Laminated Root Rot – USDA Forest Service Forest Disease Management Notes
- Disease and Insect Pests of Pacific Madrone – OSU Extension Forest Health Fact Sheet EC1619-E
- Pacific Northwest Plant Disease Management Handbook – Complete
- Seasonal Foliage Loss in Pacific Northwest Conifer Trees (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS056E
- Swiss Needle Cast (PDF) – USDA Forest Service Forest Disease Management Notes
- Swiss Needle Cast Cooperative
- WA DNR Forest Health and Resiliency Division
- Western Forest Insect and Disease Leaflets – List of USDA Forest Service leaflets
- Western Forest Insects and Diseases – A USDA Forest Service clearinghouse of disease information
- What’s Wrong With my Madrone? – OSU Extension Service
- White Pine Blister Rust – USDA Forest Service Disease Management Notes (PDF)
- WSU Puyallup Plant and Insect Diagnostic Laboratory
Endangered Species
- Washington Natural Heritage Program
- WDFW Priority Habitats and Species (PHS) Program
- WDFW Wildlife Management – Endangered Species
Estate planning
- Land Conservation Assistance Network
- Estate Planning for Forest Landowners: What Will Become of Your Timberland (PDF) – USDA Forest Service General Technical Report GTR-SRS-112
- National Timber Tax Website
- Ties to the Land Homepage
Fire
- DNR
Fire Information and Prevention - Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network – Washington State
- Firewise Communities
- My Forest Burned: Now What? – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Reducing Fire Risk on Your Forest Property (PDF) – PNW Extension Bulletin PNW618
- Six wildfire adaptation resources in Spanish – Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network
- What is Firewise? – Snohomish Conservation District Info
- Wildlife-Friendly Fuels Reduction – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
Firewood
- Firewood Economics
– UI Extension Bulletin - Fuelwood Characteristics of Northwest Conifers and Hardwoods (updated 2010) (PDF) – USFS PNW-GTR-810
Fish – see Riparian management
Forest economics – see Forest finance
Forest finance
- Financial Analysis Principles and Applications for Private Forest Lands (PDF) – WSU Extension Manual 030E
Forest health – see Disease or Insects
Forest management (general)
- Competition and Density in Woodland Stand (PDF) – OSU Extension Publication EM9206
- Forest Ecology in Washington (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB1943
- Photo Point Monitoring Handbook – USDA Forest Service publication
- Silviculture for Washington Family Forests (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB2000
- Terminology for Forest Landowners (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB1353
- USDA Forest Service Silvics Manual – Detailed information on the the silvicultural characteristics of North American tree species
Forest stewardship planning
- Your Forest Stewardship Plan (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS060E
- Guidelines for Timber Management Plans (PDF) – WA Dept. of Revenue
- Forest Stewardship Planning Workbook (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB2016
- Washington State Integrated Forest Management Plan Guidelines (PDF)
- A Stewardship Handbook for Family Forest Ownerships – National Association of State Foresters
Forestry assistance – see also Cost share programs
- Forestry Education and Assistance for Washington Forest and Woodland Property Owners (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS043E
- Washington State Consulting Forester and Silvicultural contractor Directory – WSU Extension database
- Certified Arborist Directory – from the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA)
- Certified Forester Directory – from the Society of American Foresters
- DNR Small Forest Landowner Office
- eXtension – Nationwide online Extension resources
- Forest*A*Syst – National web site with tools for private forest owners
Forestry supplies (some examples with no implied endorsement)
- Sources for Forest Stewardship Supplies and Materials (PDF) – WSU Extension Handout
- Forestry Supply Retailers (some examples with no implied endorsement)
Game – see Wildlife
Hardwood management
- Ecology and Silviculture of Bigleaf Maple (PDF) – BC Ministry of Forests Extension Note 33
- Fact-Sheet for planting Red Alder – provided by Weyerhaeuser
- Hardwood Silviculture Cooperative
- Hardwoods of the Pacific Northwest – OSU Forest Resource Laboratory Research Contribution 8
- Management Options for Declining Red Alder Forests (PDF) – WSU Extension Manual EM003
- Red alder-a state of knowledge (PNW-GTR-669) – USDA Forest Service General Technical Report
- USDA Forest Service Silvics Manual – Detailed information on the the silvicultural characteristics of North American tree species
- Western Hardwoods Association
- Wildlife in Broadleaf Woodlands of Oregon and Washington (PDF) – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
Insects
- Ambrosia Beetles of Western Conifers (PDF) – USDA Forest Service Forest Insect and Diseases Leaflet FID 170
- Assessing Tree Health (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS055E
- Douglas-fir Beetle (FIDL 5) (PDF) – USDA Forest Service Forest Insect and Diseases Leaflet
- Douglas-fir Tussock Moth – Oregon Dept. of Forestry Forest Health Note (PDF)
- Field Guide to Forest Damage in British
- Fir Engraver Beetle – OR Dept. of Forestry Forest Health Note (PDF)
- Forestspests.org
- Forest Pest Leaflets – Canadian Forest Service Publications
- Pacific Northwest Defoliators
- Pacific Northwest Insect Management Handbook – Complete
- WA DNR Forest Health and Resiliency Division
- White Pine/Sitka Spruce Weevil (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB1101E
- Western Forest Insect and Disease Leaflets – List of USDA Forest Service leaflets
- Western Forest Insects and Diseases – A USDA Forest Service clearinghouse of insect information
- WSU Puyallup Plant and Insect Diagnostic Laboratory
Invasive species – see Invasive Forest Species Page
Inventory
- Basic Forest Inventory Techniques for Family Forest Owners (PDF) – PNW Extension Bulletin PNW630
- How To Use a Clinometer (PDF) – Forestry Suppliers Technical Bulletin M0003
- Selecting an Increment Borer (PDF) – Forestry Suppliers Technical Bulletin M0004
- Photo Point Monitoring Handbook – USDA Forest Service publication
- Simple Homemade Tools for Forest Resource Inventories (PDF) – WSU Extension Manual EM038E
Logging – see Timber harvesting
Maps
- A Beginner’s Guide to Basic Inventory and Digital Mapping of Nontimber Forest Products on Small Private Forestlands (PDF)
- Google Maps
- Google Earth
- King County eMap – Assessor maps (best printed 11×17)
- King County iMap – interactive mapping service
- Land Measurement and Survey: An Introduction for Woodland Owners (PDF) – Extension Bulletin PNW581
- Microsoft Bing Maps
- Skagit County iMap – Interactive mapping service (requires Internet Explorer)
- Snohomish County Online Property Information (SCOPI) – Interactive mapping service
- WA DNR FPARS System – Create a variety of site maps, including site class, resources, water types, topo, and more
- Web Soil Survey (NRCS) – Soils maps and aerial images
Native plants and trees
- Native Trees of Western Washington (WSU Press, 2014, 141pp.)
- Common Trees of the Pacific Northwest – OSU website
- Grow Your Own Native Landscape: A Guide to Identifying, Propagating and Landscaping with Western Washington Native Plants (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin MISC0273
- Identification and Use of Common Riparian Woody Plants of the Intermountain West and Pacific Northwest Regions (PDF) – NRCS Field Guide
- Native Plant Nurseries in Washington
- Native Plant Resources for the Pacific Northwest – King County Website
- Native Trees and Shrubs with High Wildlife Value (PDF) – WA DNR Handout
- Northwest Native Plant Guide – King County Website
- Pacific Northwest Wildflowers – a database of native wildflowers, with photos and range maps, from author Mark Turner
- Plant Associations in Washington’s Puget Trough Ecoregion (PDF) – WADNR Website
- Planting Native Oak in the Pacific Northwest (PDF) – USFS PNW-GTR-804
- Rare Plant Information – Washington Natural Heritage Program
- Silvics of North America – US Forest Service Agriculture Handbook 654
- Skagit Conservation District – A potential source for native plants
- Snohomish Conservation District – A potential source for native plants
- Sound Native Plants Information Sheets
- Trees of Washington (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB0440
- USDA PLANTS Database
- USDA Forest Service Silvics Manual – Detailed information on the the silvicultural characteristics of North American tree species
- Washington Assoc. of Conservation Districts Plant Materials Center – A potential source for native plants
- Washington Native Plant Society
- Washington Wildflowers – a very useful smart phone app for the identification of native Washington wildflowers. The app is not free, but is an excellent tool.
- Western Oregon and Washington Native Plant List
Non-timber forest products – see Special forest products
Noxious Weeds – see Invasive Forest Species Page
Pruning
- Conifer Pruning Basics for Family Forest Landowners (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB1984
Reforestation
- Bare root Plants Fact Sheet (PDF) – King Conservation District
- DNR Webster Forest Nursery
- Forest Seedling Network – a portal for finding forest seedling vendors
- Maintaining Seedling Vigor (PDF) – a guide from the DNR Webster Nursery
- Planting Forest Seedlings (PDF) – WADNR Publication
- The Seedlot Selection Tool – a tool for finding the correct seed sources for your forest under current and potential cliamte scenarios
- Skagit Conservation District – A potential source for native tree seedlings
- Snohomish Conservation District – A potential source for native tree seedlings
- Successful Reforestation: An Overview (PDF) – OSU Woodland Workbook Series EC1498
- Washington Assoc. of Conservation Districts Plant Materials Center – A potential source for native tree seedlings
Regulations
- DNR Small Forest Landowner Office
- Forest Practices Forms and Instructions (WA DNR)
- Forest Practices Illustrated
- Washington State DNR Forest Practices Board Manual
Riparian management
- A Guide to Creating Vernal Ponds (PDF)
- Alternate Plans for Family Forests
- Aquatic Plants and Fish (PDF) – WDFW Guide to Controlling Invasive Aquatic Plants
- Conservation Buffers: Design Guidelines for Buffers, Corridors, and Greenways (PDF) – USDA National Agroforestry Center Publication
- DNR Small Forest Landowner Office
- Family Forest Fish Passage Program
- Native growth and critical area protection areas (NGPA/CAPA) in Snohomish County
- Plant it Right: Restoring Our Streams (YouTube) – WSU Extension Video
- Ponds – Planning, Design, Construction (PDF) – USDA Agriculture Handbook 590
- Riparian Areas: Fish and Wildlife Havens – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Streamside Living in Snohomish County
- Wetlands as Varied as Our Region – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Water Weeds: A guide to Aquatic Weeds in King County (PDF) – King County Noxious Weed Program
Roads
- Guidelines for Forest Roads (PDF) – Washington State DNR Forest Practices Board Manual
- Low Volume Roads Engineering: Best Management Practices Field Guide (PDF) – USAID Publication
Root rot -see Disease
Security
- Junk Vehicle Verification, Notification and Affidavit (PDF) – WA DOL form
- King County Illegal Dumping Online Report
- King County Junk Vehicle Information
- Liability of owners or others in possession of land and water areas for injuries to recreation users Limitation – RCW 4.24.210
- Snohomish County Junk Vehicle Guidelines
Shoreline and bluff managment
- Living Near The Edge Of Puget Sound – A resource list assembled by Elliot Menashe
Site Preparation – see Reforestation
Small-scale sawmilling
Software
- CVal: A Spreadsheet Tool to Evaluate the Direct Benefits and Costs of Carbon Sequestration Contracts for Managed Forests. – includes report and software download
- FORTOON– educational forest management game from UBC
- Landscape Management System (LMS) Homepage
- Rural Technology Initiative – free software tools
Soils
- Digging a soil pit on your property – WSU Extension YouTube video
- Best Management Practices for Maintaining Soil Productivity in the Douglas-fir Region (PDF) – OSU Extension Manual EM9023
- Forest Soil data for Your Forest Stewardship Plan (PDF) – WSU Extension Manual EM064
- Geology of Washington – WA DNR
- Keeping Your Forest Soils Healthy and Productive (PDF) – WSU Extension Bulletin EB2019
- Managing Organic Debris for Forest Health (PDF) – PNW Extension Publication PNW609
- NRCS Web Soil Survey
- Washington Soil Atlas (PDF)
Special forest products
- A Beginner’s Guide to Basic Inventory and Digital Mapping of Nontimber Forest Products on Small Private Forestlands (PDF)
- A Guide to Floral Greens: Special Forest Products – WSU Extension Bulletin EB1659
- Biology, Ecology, and Social Aspects of Wild Edible Mushrooms in the Forests of the Pacific Northwest: A Preface to Managing Commercial Harvest (PDF) – USDA Forest Service General Technical Report PNW-GTR-309
- Agroforestry Northwest Workgroup Website
- Nontimber Forest Product Resources for Small Forestland Owners and Businesses
- Northwest Mushroomers Association – Whatcom County
- Puget Sound Mycological Society
- Snohomish County Mycological Society
- Special forest products: Species information guide for the Pacific Northwest – USDA Forest Service General Technical Report PNW-GTR-513
Succession planning – see Estate Planning
Taxes
- Designated Forest Land (PDF) – WADOR Fact Sheet
- Federal Income on Timber: A Key to Your Most Frequently Asked Questions (PDF) – USFS Technical Report R8-TP 84
- Federal Income Taxation for Woodland Owners: An Overview (PDF) – OSU Woodland Workbook Series EC1526
- Guidelines for Timber Management Plans (PDF) – WADOR Fact Sheet
- National Timber Tax Website
- Open Space Taxation Act (PDF) – WADOR Fact Sheet
- Tax Tips for Forest Landowners – Annual tax tips from the US Forest Service
- WA Dept of Revenue Timber Tax Website
- Understanding Washington’s Timber Excise Tax (PDF) – WADOR Fact Sheet
Thinning
- Competition and Density in Woodland Stand (PDF) – OSU Extension Publication EM9206
- Guide to Variable Density Thinning Using Skips and Gaps (PDF) – USDA Forest Service
- Let’s Mix it Up! The Benefits of Variable Density Thinning (PDF) – USDA Forest Service Science Findings article
- Thinning: An Important Timber Management Tool (PDF) – PNW Extension Bulletin PNW0184
- Variable-Density Thinning – What the heck is it, and why should I care? (PDF) – TimberWest article by USDA Forest Service researcher Connie Harrington
Timber harvesting
- A Primer for Timber Harvesting – WSU Extension Bulletin EB1316
- Horse Logging Directory (PDF) – A list compiled by UW Pack Forest
- L&I Logging Safety Resources – this site has several logging-related safety resources available, including free online courses
- Selling Timber and Logs (PDF) – OSU Woodland Workbook Series EC1587
- Timber Harvesting Options for Woodland Owners (PDF) – OSU Woodland Workbook Series EC1582
- Washington State Consulting Forester and Silvicultural Contractor Directory – WSU Extension database
Timber values
Tool use and safety
- Chainsaw Safety Tips (PDF) – UGA Cooperative Extension
- L&I Online Safety videos (many related to chainsaws/logging)
- Operating a Chainsaw Safely (PDF) – MU Extension
Trails
- Hand Tools for Trail Work, 2005 Edition (PDF) – USFS/USDOT Publication
- Recreational Trails Program Reports Order Form – Order free copies of USFS Trail Publications and Videos
- Trail Construction and Maintenance Notebook, 2007 Edition (PDF) – USFS/USDOT Publication
- Trail Design for Small Properties (University of Minnesota Extension)
- Wetland Trail Design and Construction, 2007 Edition (PDF) – USFS/USDOT Publication
Vegetation Control – see also Invasive Forest Species Page
- Introduction to Conifer Release – OSU Woodland Workbook Series EC1388
- Pacific Northwest Weed Management Handbook – Online Version – see Forestry chapter.
- Rights-of-Way Vegetation Management – WSU Extension Publication MISC0185
Wetlands – see Riparian management
Wildlife – see also Animal damage; Birds, Bees, and Bats; Endangered Species; and Riparian management
- Amphibians in Managed Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Beaver, Muskrat, and Nutria on Small Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Diversifying Forest Structure to Promote Wildlife Biodiversity in Western Washington Forests – WSU Extension Manual EM044
- Family Forests and Wildlife: What You Need to Know – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Habitat Management for Turkeys on Small Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Living with Wildlife Series – from WDFW
- Managing for Deer and Elk on Small Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Managing Ponderosa Pine Woodlands for Fish and Wildlife – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Managing Western Juniper for Wildlife – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Native Trees and Shrubs with High Wildlife Value (PDF) – WA DNR Handout
- Oregon White Oak and Wildlife – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Porcupines in Managed Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Reptiles in Managed Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Small Mammals in Managed Woodlands: Tools for Family Forestland Owners – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Snags, Coarse Woody Debris, and Wildlife (PDF) – article by DNR Stewardship Wildlife Biologist Jim Bottorff
- Techniques and Tools for Monitoring Wildlife on Small Woodlands – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Westside Douglas-fir Forests and Wildlife – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
- Wildlife Ecology and Forest Habitat – WSU Extension Bulletin EB1866
- Wildlife Forage Seed Mixes (PDF) – Eastside and Westside mixes from DNR Stewardship Wildlife Biologist Jim Bottorff
- Wildlife in Broadleaved Woodlands of Oregon and Washington – Woodland Fish and Wildlife Series
Wind
- Storm Damage to Forests: Information for Landowners (PDF) – DNR and WSU Extension fact sheet
Wood quality
- Tree Growth, Forest Management, and Their Implications for Wood Quality (PDF) – PNW Extension Bulletin PNW0576
Yard and landscape trees
- Assessing Tree Health (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS055E
- Don’t Top Trees – WA DNR Urban Forestry
- Master Gardeners – Island County
- Master Gardeners – King County
- Master Gardeners – Skagit County
- Master Gardeners – Snohomish County
- Master Gardeners – Whatcom County
- Small Trees for the Home Landscape – WSU Extension Bulletin EB2036
- The Myth of Tree Topping (PDF) – WSU Extension Handout
- Tree Protection on Construction and Development Sites (PDF) – OSU Extension Publication
- Tree Topping: A Practice to Avoid (PDF) – WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS061E
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