A 128-acre woodland in Otter Creek Township, Mercer County, has been permanently protected by the Foundation for Sustainable Forests through a charitable bargain sale.

FSF Board Member Jim Finley, a professor of forest management and director of the Center for Private Forests at Penn State, has written a special piece in the Meadville Tribune titled "Good forest stewardship means leaving the best, and taking the rest".

May 14 was a chilly and soggy day in Northwestern Pennsylvania.  Happily, almost 100 people braved the elements to attend!

The Foundation of Sustainable Forests' sustainable forestry approach is currently in action in Allegheny College's own backyard!

One Hundred acres of forested land in Warren County’s Caldwell Creek watershed will be forever protected by the Foundation for Sustainable Forests thanks to a gift from Margaret Lay-Dopyera.

Please join us in welcoming Craig A. Schwegman, of Waterford in Erie County, to our Board of Directors.

Annie Socci joins the Foundation for Sustainable Forests as conservation and outreach manager effective Monday, Jan. 4.

The annual Loving the Land Through Working Forests conference is coming to western New York in 2015.

The third-annual Loving the Land Through Working Forests Conference includes the annual PeA Tree Farm of the Year Tour as part of the day's program

The FSF has acquired and permanently protected 106 acres of woodland in Girard Township.

The Foundation for Sustainable Forests has purchased 85 acres of forested land along Caldwell Creek in Southwest Township, Warren County.

Allegheny College and the Foundation for Sustainable Forests have signed a groundbreaking agreement that will preserve and protect fragile ecosystems in Pennsylvania and southern New York while providing opportunities for landowners to support both nonprofit organizations.