HARVEST AND INDUSTRY
Active Forest Management Strategy Areas (AFMSA)
The National Active Forest Management Strategy describes the priority actions the USDA Forest Service can take in response to Executive Order 14225 (“Immediate expansion of American Timber Production”). To assist in this effort, the Forest Industry Research Program within the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University of Montana has prepared timber processing capacity and capability reports for each Active Forest Management Strategy Area (AFMSA) landscape.
The Timber Products Output (TPO) mill survey data underlying these analyses were collected under joint venture agreements with the USDA Forest Service's Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) program at the Pacific Northwest Research Station (#21-JV-11261979-053) and Rocky Mountain Research Station (#20-JV-11221638-171). The landscape analyses and summary tables were developed under agreement #23-PA-11132400-368, and the residuals tables were developed under agreement #25-JV-11261936-106.
The web map available below shows the location of all western AFMSA landscapes.
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Central Oregon (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Central Washington (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Colorado Front Range (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Colville-Northeast Washington (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Enchanted Circle (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Four Forests Restoration Initiative 4FRI (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Klamath River Basin (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Kootenai Complex (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Mt. Hood tables counties (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Nez Perce - Clearwater - Lower Salmon (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: North Yuba (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Pine Valley (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Plumas (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Prescott (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: San Carlos Apache (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Sierra-Elko Fronts (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Southern California Fireshed (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Southwest Idaho (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Stanislaus (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Trinity (April 2026)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Wasatch (April 2026)
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