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The Northwest Forestry Association is a regional trade association based in Portland, OR, dedicated to advocating for sustainable timber harvests on public timberlands throughout the Western United States. Their mission is to enhance forest health, resistance to fire, insects, and disease by promoting active management and productive public forests, protecting private forests, and ensuring community stability. With a focus on improving federal and state laws, regulations, policies, and decisions regarding access to and management of public forest lands, the Northwest Forestry Association works towards the goal of sustainable forests, healthy communities, and renewable wood products to meet America's needs.Generated from the website

Rabbit Advocates is a nonprofit organization based in Portland, OR, dedicated to promoting the welfare of rabbits through education and advocacy. They provide resources and support for rabbit owners, as well as work to raise awareness about the proper care and treatment of these small animals. Generated from their business information

The Association of Oregon Rail & Transit Advocates (AORTA) is a non-profit organization based in Portland, Oregon, dedicated to promoting and advocating for the development and improvement of rail and transit systems in the state. With a focus on issues such as high-speed rail, intercity transportation, and transit options, AORTA works to enhance transportation equity, support environmental sustainability, and foster economic growth through efficient and accessible rail and transit networks. AORTA actively engages with government agencies, academia, research institutions, and other stakeholders to provide resources, organize events, and support initiatives that aim to enhance the quality and accessibility of rail and transit services in Oregon. Through their advocacy efforts, AORTA strives to create a comprehensive and interconnected transportation system that meets the needs of residents and visitors alike, while promoting the long-term viability and sustainability of Oregon's transportation infrastructure.Generated from the website