Alliances
No single company can grow, harvest, mine, mill, ship and sell. Our role is to bring the right partners together around each landholding, under agreements that align everyone with the long-term plan.
Who we work with
Each landholding brings together a different set of partners. These are the ones we work with most.
Landowners and sellers
Owners of large timber and mineral properties considering a sale, a joint venture or a long-term partnership.
Exploration and extraction companies
Operators with the technical teams and equipment to study and develop mineral estates under agreements with us.
Mills and forest products buyers
Sawmills and manufacturers seeking reliable, long-term log supply.
Rail, port and logistics partners
Carriers and terminals that move timber and mineral products to domestic customers and overseas markets.
Buyers and offtakers
Domestic manufacturers and international buyers looking for secure, long-term supply.
Communities, Tribal nations and agencies
Local governments, Tribes and public agencies whose priorities shape how land is used.
How an alliance comes together
Assess the land
Timber inventory, mineral potential, roads, water and title, studied before any commitment.
Set the plan
A long-term plan for the sequence of harvest, exploration, development and reclamation.
Structure the agreements
Contracts with operators, mills, carriers and buyers, each tied to the plan and its milestones.
Operate and report
Work proceeds in phases, with regular reporting to every partner.
From the Pacific Northwest to the world
Rail lines and deep-water ports give the Pacific Northwest direct access to markets across the United States and the Pacific Rim. Alliances with carriers and terminals let products from the land we hold reach buyers wherever they are.
Propose an allianceWant to build something with us?
Tell us what you do and what you are looking for. The best alliances start with a clear conversation.