Water and Land Resources
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For questions about Forestry in King County, please contact Marie Alvarado, project/program manager. To offer a suggestion or report an error on the Water and Land Resources' Web site, please contact Fred Bentler, webmaster. |
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The King County Rural Forest Commission is an advisory group of 13 volunteer members representing a variety of rural forest interests. The Commission advises the County on policies and programs affecting rural forestry; works to identify strategies to conserve forestlands; and promotes the practice of forestry in rural areas of the county. The Commission meets on the third Wednesday in the months of January, March, May, July, September and November. The public is welcome to attend. The Commission currently seeks volunteers to fill three vacant positions. Applicants should have a working knowledge of forestry in King County, reside in King County and be able to work with differing viewpoints to find solutions to complex problems. Priority will be given to applicants who meet one of the following criteria:
Other groups represented on the Rural Forest Commission include the environmental community, affected Indian Tribes, industrial forestland owners, small forestland owners and professional foresters. The positions are unpaid and require attendance at six morning meetings a year, plus some subcommittee work. For more information or to apply please contact Linda Vane or download the application (MS Word document).Agenda and Meeting Minutes: This page is provided and maintained by the King County Forestry Program. |
Related Information Doug McClelland (Vice-Chair) Jim Franzel Lee Witter Kahn Ron Baum Doug Schindler Commission Staff |
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