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Oregon Brothers Earn FRA Award Honoring Best Logger in the West

Oregon Brothers Earn FRA Award Honoring Best Logger in the West

by Tim Cox | Jan 26, 2026 | 2026, Harvesting, January/February 2026, TimberWest Magazine

BANKS, Oregon – Put another feather in the cap of Turner Logging, the Oregon company owned and operated by brothers Mark and Greg Turner. The company recently earned recognition from the Forest Resources Association. Turner Logging is a partnership of two brothers,...
Washington Logger Operates with Small Business Model

Washington Logger Operates with Small Business Model

by Tim Cox | Jan 26, 2026 | 2026, DIY, Small Scale, Harvesting, January/February 2026, The Next Generation, TimberWest Magazine

KIRKLAND, Washington – Small can be good when it comes to operating a business, and a small business model suits Tom Marici just fine. Marici, the owner of Dutchman Logging, does both logging and land-clearing jobs. He has a small crew of other loggers. Marici, 24,...
Washington Logger Has Adapted

Washington Logger Has Adapted

by Tim Cox | Dec 15, 2025 | 2025, Harvesting, New Technology, November/December 2025, Steep Slope, The Next Generation, TimberWest Magazine

FORKS, Washington – Chad Dahlgren and his family have adapted over the years to the changing times, changing business climate. Now his company, Dahlgren Logging, is adapting to working on Washington’s rugged terrain with the addition of a Falcon winch assist. The...
Consulting Forester Is on a Mission

Consulting Forester Is on a Mission

by Tim Cox | Dec 15, 2025 | 2025, Fire Mitigation, Forest Management, Harvesting, November/December 2025, Sustainability, The Next Generation, TimberWest Magazine, Trucking

CLE ELUM, Washington – Patrick Broderick is on a mission to help owners of forestland improve the health of their forests and protect them from wildfire. Broderick, 27, is a consulting forester doing business as Eastside Forestry. He works from an office in his home...
BurnBot Goes High-Tech

BurnBot Goes High-Tech

by Tim Cox | Oct 21, 2025 | 2025, Fire Mitigation, Forest Management, New Technology, Research & Innovation, September/October 2025, TimberWest Magazine, Wildfire

South San Francisco, California – California experienced its worst fire season in 2020. Residents in the San Francisco Bay region contended with widespread smoke and smoky, orange-tainted skies. Two men with no background in forestry, both residents of the region,...
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