North Carolina Forestry Association
About
The North Carolina Forestry Association works from Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh and acts as the voice of forestry in the state. Its members are landowners along with businesses and organizations tied to forestry, from families with woodland to companies that depend on it.
The association’s role has changed over its history, but the commitment has not: keeping the state’s forests healthy and productive over the long run. It does that through public policy work and through education programs aimed at the environmental questions that matter most to forest owners.
What to know
- The 2026 annual meeting is set for September 23 and 24 in Cherokee.
- ProLogger is one of the programs the association runs.
- Advocacy and education are the two main arms of its work.
- The association publishes news and keeps a calendar of events.
- Membership is open to people and businesses connected to forestry.
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