[Sherwood, OR] Beginning February 1, World Forestry Center will resume weekly public access Magness Memorial Tree Farm every Monday from 8:00 am – 3:00 pm, excluding noted holidays. World Forestry Center has owned and operated the 77-acre forest in Sherwood, OR, since...
Read the latest issue of our Evergreen magazine.Inside this issue: 2024: A Year in Review Following Fire Art Exhibit CANOPY: Forests + Markets + Society Recap Welcoming New Board & Staff Members Read the Winter 2024 IssueRelated Posts
This year has been a year dedicated to fostering partnerships and developing programmatic offerings that reached a broader audience, reenergized our campus, and expanded the forestry conversation. We hosted three featured art exhibitions that explore the beauty,...
As this year ends, we reflect on some key highlights from 2024 and look forward to what 2025 has to offer. 1. State of the Forest explored the artistic details of burned tree snags through art and storytelling by artist Suze Woolf and author Lorena Williams.2. We...
New Board MembersCurtis Robinhold Executive Director, Port of Portland“As the Executive Director of the Port of Portland, I have long recognized the critical intersection between sustainable trade, environmental stewardship, and community impact. Joining the board of...
[Sherwood, OR] World Forestry Center is announcing specific dates for public access to Magness Memorial Tree Farm as the first and third Mondays of each month this winter, November through January. World Forestry Center has owned and operated the 77-acre forest in...
We have partnered with Talk About Trees to present a monthly educational, family-friendly program at the Discovery Museum that explores forest and other tree-rific topics and ventures into nearby trails. This program, led by Talk About Trees volunteer Liz Smyth, is...
We want your help shaping the future of our museum.Our new Prototype Lab is located on the first floor of the Discovery Museum. This space is dedicated to testing new content, storytelling, and visitor engagement techniques that will influence future exhibits. Forest...
The Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon (CACO) endorsed the World Forestry Center on the slate of 14 capital construction projects. The project, which amounts to $1 million, is part of the total $9.325 million in Cultural Resources Economic Funds (CREF). CACO...