HARVEST AND INDUSTRY
Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (CFLRP)
The Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (CFLRP) brings together communities, partners, and the USDA Forest Service to restore forest health. Congressional funding is helping communities improve and restore landscapes through active management practices, such as thinning, prescribed fire, timber harvest, and watershed restoration, that enhances forest health while reducing wildfire risk.
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 CFLRP 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 reports were developed under agreement #22-CS-11132400-472.
The web map available below shows the location of all western CFLRP landscapes.
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Zuni Mountains CFLRP (October 2025)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Dinkey CFLRP (October 2025)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: North Yuba CFLRP (October 2025)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: West Klamath CFLRP (October 2025)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: North Central Washington CFLRP (October 2025)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: North East Washington CFLRP (October 2025)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Rio Chama CFLRP (September 2024)
Timber Processing Capacity and Capability: Southwest Colorado CFLRP (September 2024)
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