OREGON SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS
EIN 23-7065108 · Education (B)
What they do
The Oregon Society of American Foresters Provides Valuable Professional, Scientific, and Technical Forestry Information to Members and Interested Parties Through An Annual Meeting and Various Conferences, Workshops, and Field Tours. The Oregon SAF Sponsors Outreach Programs for Students. The Fifteen Chapters Hold Numerous Meetings On Technical Subjects, Forest Policy, and Developing Trends In Forestry. Its Newsletter, The Western Forester, is Distributed Four Times A Year to All OSAF Members Throughout Oregon As Well As to SAF Members In Washington and Alaska. In 2022, Zoom Technical Meetings Were Held, and Field Trips Were Conducted In Person. The 2022 Oregon SAF Annual Meeting Had The Theme:Seeing Our Forest Beyond The Trees. It Was A Well Attended Virtual Meeting With 2 In Person Field Trips. The Meeting Was Organized and Sponsored By The OSAF Executive Committee. An Electronic Nesletter, Wooden Tales, Keeps Oregon SAF Members Current With State-wide Issues. OSAF Competed A Project
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ContactKen NygrenTreasurer
In care of% KEN NYGREN
Mailing addressPO BOX 393, DAYTON, OR 97114-0393
Main phone(971) 241-0268 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@forestry.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 1971
- County
- Yamhill
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