The National Alliance of Forest Owners (NAFO) is a national advocacy organization representing owners and managers of private working forests in the United States. It says it works to keep forests healthy, productive, and resilient while supporting clean air, clean water, wildlife habitat, rural jobs, and sustainable forest products markets.
Federal forestry, land use, conservation, climate, forest products supply chain, biomass and wood markets, rural economic development, manufacturing, wildfire resilience, and policies affecting privately owned working forests.
Primarily funded by member dues and support from private forest owners, forest product companies, and related industry participants.
Members include private forest owners, families, businesses, tribal representation, and state and national forest-owner associations; it is closely associated with U.S. private working forest ownership and forestry industry stakeholders.
non-profit advocacy organization
