Forest Bioeconomy Symposium
Wildfire is one of California’s greatest challenges. It may also be one of its greatest economic opportunities.
Every year, millions of tons of low-value forest material are generated through restoration and wildfire risk reduction. The challenge is no longer simply treating our forests, it’s creating the markets, investments, partnerships, and innovation needed to turn that material into valuable products, thriving businesses, healthier forests, and resilient rural communities.
The Forest Bioeconomy Symposium:From Fire Risk to Circular Stewardship is designed to do exactly that.
Unlike traditional conferences that focus on a single profession or industry, this two-day working symposium intentionally convenes the people needed to build an entire regional forest bioeconomy.
Forest landowners and managers. Tribal Nations. Manufacturers. Investors. Entrepreneurs. Researchers. Universities. Architects and engineers. Economic development organizations. Conservation partners. State and federal policymakers.
Each plays a critical role. None can succeed alone.
The Symposium creates the space where these leaders come together to understand the complete forest value chain, establish new relationships, identify investment opportunities, accelerate commercialization, strengthen workforce partnerships, and shape the policies and market infrastructure needed to grow a thriving circular forest economy in California’s Redwood Region.
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