The Colorado Timber Industry Association (CTIA) is a statewide trade organization representing the people and businesses who work every day to manage Colorado’s forests responsibly. Our members include loggers, mill operators, foresters, haulers, and supporting businesses who play a vital role in forest health and rural economies.
We advocate for science-based forest management, sustainable use of forest resources, and policies that support both environmental stewardship and economic viability. Through education, safety programs, and collaboration with public and private land managers, CTIA works to ensure Colorado’s forests remain healthy, productive, and resilient.
CTIA works closely with the U.S. Forest Service and other land management partners by conducting on-the-ground forest management that supports active, science-based forest management aligned with long-term ecological health.
The Colorado Timber Industry Association (CTIA) is a statewide trade organization representing the people and businesses who work every day to manage Colorado’s forests responsibly. Our members include loggers, mill operators, foresters, haulers, and supporting businesses who play a vital role in forest health and rural economies.
We advocate for science-based forest management, sustainable use of forest resources, and policies that support both environmental stewardship and economic viability. Through education, safety programs, and collaboration with public and private land managers, CTIA works to ensure Colorado’s forests remain healthy, productive, and resilient.
As a trusted voice for the forest products industry, we are committed to transparency, professionalism, and long-term solutions that benefit our forests, our communities, and future generations.
Training and educational opportunities designed to improve safety, skills, and professionalism within the forest products industry.
Guidelines that promote responsible forestry operations, protect water quality, and support sustainable forest management across Colorado.
Access statewide reports and data that track forest conditions, wildfire risk, pests, and long-term ecosystem trends.
A curated collection of trusted forestry organizations, agencies, and resources to support informed decision-making.
Have your voice heard in policies that shape Colorado’s forestry and timber industry.
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