Chehalis Territory

Mass Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The Mass timber sale in Capital State Forest is located at the Fall Creek Campground, the forest is about 80-120 years old and is scheduled for auction in 2027. All mature forests should be protected. 

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Schism Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The Schism timber sale is one of the only remaining mature forests on the west side of Capitol State Forest, the forest is about 100 years old and is scheduled for auction in 2026. All mature forests should be protected. 

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Mr Mint Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The Mr Mint timber sale in Capital State Forest is located above Waddel Creek, the forest is about 100 years old and is scheduled for 2028. All mature forests should be protected. 

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Beets Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The Beets timber sale in Capital State Forest is located above Waddel Creek, the forest is about 80-90 years old and is scheduled for 2026. All mature forests should be protected. 

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Corncob TV Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The Corncob TV timber sale in Capital State Forest is located above Waddel Creek, the forest is about 80-90 years old and is scheduled for 2029. All mature forests should be protected. 

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Lizard Lounge Timber Sale (WA DNR)

Unit 4 of the LIzard Lounge timber sale in Capital State Forest is located above Mima Falls, the forest is over 100 years old and contains a small growth of old growth. The sale is scheduled for 2027. All mature forests should be protected. 

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Auger In Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The "Auger In" timber sale is located in the headwaters of the Chehalis River and is scheduled for auction in March 2025. Unit 2 of this timber sale contains hundreds of old growth hemlock trees and is for all intents and purposes an old growth forest, in a region that has almost none. This sale is likely Marbled Murrelet habitat. DNR is required to do an old growth assessment of this forest before auctioning it, and if we are lucky unit two will be dropped from the timber sale. That being said, this timber sale is located in the Pacific Cascade region of the DNR which regularly logs small sections of old growth and may log a big section like this one given that it was selectively logged in the past.

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Suzie Q Timber Sale (WADNR)

The Suzie Q Timber Sale which is scheduled for auction in the beginning of 2025 contains an intact 10+/- acre stand of old growth, one of the only stands of old growth remaining in South Western Washington. This timber sale is located in Grays Harbor County and revenue generated from it would go towards Evergreen State college among other beneficiaries.

Jackie Paper Timber Sale (WADNR)

The Jackie Paper Timber Sale located above the Chehalis River in Grays Harbor County is one of the most spectacular, and part of the largest unprotected legacy forests in Grays Harbor County. The sale is directly adjacent to a Marbled Murrelet habitat area and is very likely Marbled Murrelet habitat. The sale contains trees up to 5 feet thick and is easily among the best legacy forests remaining on DNR managed lands.

Jackie Paper Unit 1

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Deep Dive Timber Sale (WADNR)

The Deep Dive Timber Sale is scheduled for auction in 2024 and contains structurally complex old forests. It is located on the western side of Lewis County. All mature forests should be protected. 

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Misty Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The Misty Timber Sale is located in Grays Harbor County on the west side of Capitol State Forest. It contains trees over 5 feet thick and is scheduled for logging in fiscal year 2024.

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Cedarville Sorts Timber Sale (WA DNR)

The Cedarville Sorts Timber Sale in Grays Harbor County is a Legacy Forest up for logging on Washington State Department of Natural Resource Trust Lands. This Timber Sale on Chehalis Territory contains cedar trees over 5 feet in diameter, as well as hundreds of culturally modified trees. The forest re-generated from logging in the early 1900s and is now around 100 years old. It, and all other legacy forests like it deserve protection, to get involved visit wlfdc.org