Associations

“The National Hardwood Lumber Association is a non-profit trade association headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, made up of over 1,700 member firms that produce, sell and use hardwood lumber. Founded in 1898 for the purpose of setting up a uniform system of grading rules for the measurement and inspection of hardwood, the Association presently has many other functions, which include”: hardwood inspection service, hardwood promotion, certification programs, export development, etc”.

Associations

Forestry and Primary Wood Products (NAT-ORE)

Oregon Forest Industries Council

Contact: ofic@ofic.com

“The Oregon Forest Industries Council (OFIC) serves as a central voice for Oregon's forest resource producing companies and communities. OFIC was established in 1975 to represent the interests of Oregon's forest products companies and industrial landowners in the legislative, regulatory, and political arenas”.

Oregon Forest Products Transportation Association (OFPTA)

Contact: Linda@ofpta.com

Developing and promoting safe, efficient transportation of forest products in a manner consistent with the public interest and which best serves its independent forest products truckers.

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Oregon Logging Conference

Contact: oregonlogging1@aol.com

The Oregon Logging Conference was formed in 1939 and its purpose was and is to assist those in the logging and related industries. Every panel and seminar at the Oregon Logging Conference is a place to exchange ideas and information on logging and related industries.