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Oregon Employees Support Search and Rescue Training Efforts

When Lyndcy Patrick, land use manager at our South Valley office in Eugene, Oregon, received a request from Pacific Northwest Search Dogs, she immediately recognized the importance of supporting the group’s mission to keep our community safe. Since 2021, Weyerhaeuser has granted the group a land use permit free of charge so they can train on our Springfield and South Valley tree farms. ... Read More
September 22, 2025

A Major Dock Berth Rebuild in Longview, Wash., Reinforces Local Roots and Global Reach

At our Longview, Washington, export yard, we’re making room for the future — literally. This summer, our team began dismantling one of two aging berths on our Columbia River dock to make way for a brand-new structure designed to support our log export business for the next century. ... Read More
September 10, 2025

Weyerhaeuser Helps Establish Oregon’s Newest Public Research Forest

Weyerhaeuser recently sold more than 3,000 acres in Multnomah County, Oregon, to the Trust for Public Land, which transferred the parcel to Oregon State University. But it was no ordinary land sale. It was a landmark conservation deal 10 years in the making that’s expected to have positive ripple effects for decades to come. ... Read More
September 2, 2025

WY Employees Share Insights, Build Connections at 2025 SFI® Conference

Weyerhaeuser employees from across the company recently traveled to Minneapolis, Minnesota, in May for the 2025 Sustainable Forestry Initiative® Annual Conference. Representing a broad cross-section of our company — including Sustainability, Timberlands and Recruiting — this group not only attended sessions and engaged with industry peers but also presented on some of our leading efforts in education and climate-smart forestry. ... Read More
August 26, 2025

Capturing the ‘Cabin Culture’ of the Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, Miss.

The annual Neshoba County Fair in Philadelphia, Mississippi, brings thousands of people from around the state together to enjoy agricultural events, live concerts, horse races and carnival rides — not to mention Southern hospitality and culture. ... Read More
August 25, 2025