The Forest Health Task Force is a collaborative program that promotes forest health in Summit County through education, outreach, community involvement and exploring forest management issues including tree-insect epidemics, the future forest, forest ecology, economics, recreation, and right sizing the timber industry.

The Forest Health Task Force is a program of The Greenlands Reserve, a statewide nonprofit trust. READ about the FHTF mission and vision here!

Read and Comment on the Forest Service plans for the

White River Forest's Health and Fuels Management Project

Attend our July 17th monthly noon meeting at the County Commons' Mt. Royal Room with Brian Bovaird, Director, Summit County Office of Emergency Management, talking about how we can best prepare for emergencies! 

On February 20, SCTV videoed our FHTF meeting. Watch the two videos HERE (1) and HERE (2).

See our March 20th meeting video on youtube HERE! 

View Shelby Limberis' May 2019 powerpoint part 1 and part 2

and Check out Jamie Vickery's June 2019 presentation Here