Episode 1 with wildlife biologist Fran Cafferata Coe, about helping landowners account for wildlife when considering a forest management plan.

Diane Washburn and Jill Bell, members of Oregon Women in Timber, explain the importance of the organization and what it brings to the industry and women.

Roger Smith of RL Smith Logging talks about what it takes to get into the industry and PFF’s Adopt a High School Program.

Court Stanley, President of US Forestry, talks about a Port Blakely, and options in the industry for the next generation.

Mike Cloughesy, Director of Forestry at the Oregon Forestry Institute talks about the amazing things OFRI is currently involved in.

Nick Smith, Executive Director of Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities tells us about the important role his organization plays and the role we can play today.

Casey Black discusses the export side of the industry and opportunities for the next generation.

Joe Miller discusses what it takes to be a log buyer for Trinity River Lumber Co.

Brian Bahs, President of the Washington Contract Loggers Association Credit Union, talks about the member-owned financial cooperative, and its lending practices for Northwest loggers.

Mark Corrao of Northwest Management Inc., talks about LiDAR, managing forestland and opportunities for individuals who enjoy both forestry and computers.