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Established in 1985, our forest farm is a non-Industrial, family operated, natural forest - not a  commercial "tree farm"  with neat rows of trees.  Our forest is managed utilizing forest farm principles to ensure that our forest perpetuates healthy, biodiverse ecosystems. 

 

 Our land is managed in accordance with scientific forest management practices that apply, and we utilize those practices dictated by Nature to maintain forest health. We produce a very limited quantity of commercial forest crops in the course of performing our greatest duty- which is to protect the equilibrium of the earth's forest ecosystems.  We provide an area conducive to many native species of trees & plants and provide habitat for a variety of forest creatures.  

 

We are Green-tag certified by the National Forestry Association in cooperation with the Association of Consulting Foresters & the National Woodland Owners Association under the auspices of the American Forest Council. We are certified sustainable members of the American Tree Farm System and members of the National  Woodland Owners & the Oregon Small Woodlands Associations.


What is a Forest?

  A forest is so much more than an area that grows trees. It is an assemblage of many components which constitute a living ecosystem.

Some of these components include landform, elevation, aspect of the sun, rainfall, average temperature, water, soil and all of the plants, animals and myriad other living things within an area that create an interwoven web of life.   

We grow forests, not just trees.                                                                                          The following pages contain information on many aspects of this activity that you may have never considered before.

Our Certifications:

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US ID #28 Oregon #04

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Nat. ID # 20048831 Oregon# 001219

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For more info or to offer comments on Ecological Forest Management, Rx for Forest Health.

 
 
 

alexander and jeannie

Kendrick Forest Farm

  Wilderville, Oregon  *   97543