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Washington's Working Forests Provide Trees for Today and Tomorrow
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The North Coast News, Aug. 3, 2020
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Some say the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. And the second best time? That would be now — a philosophy Washington's working foresters take to heart as they continue planting trees — for today, and tomorrow. In fact, 52 million trees will be planted this year in Washington. Trees that like those planted a generation before will help keep 60,000 miles of working forest streams cool to protect fish habitat. Others will provide shelter for wildlife, while others still will be harvested by the next generation's building and paper products.
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