Public and private forests in the region and beyond, managed to provide clean water, wood products, and fish, wildlife, recreation and other benefits, have likewise made a huge contribution to the quality of life we enjoy here. In Boise - Idaho’s City of Trees - and communities throughout our valley, citizens since early days have been planting and caring for trees for shade, beauty, fruit and other values. We appreciate this opportunity to share our work and tell our story. In our SAF “Foresters for All Idaho Forests” project, these two organizations have partnered together to further grow and improve our forest assets to help build healthy, vibrant, sustainable Treasure Valley communities and forests across Idaho.
Through collaboration, innovation and information sharing, they work to sustain and enhance our region’s urban forest. The Treasure Valley Canopy Network is comprised of public and private sector professionals and volunteers who recognize the value that trees and forests provide for the Treasure Valley. Our local SAF Snake River Chapter of foresters actively participate in environmentally sound stewardship of our community and regional forests for public benefits. We are a resource for education and assistance in sustainable forest conservation and management, in the urban as well as rural areas of Idaho and nationwide. The Society of American Foresters is the nonprofit national society for forestry professionals.
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