Sustainably Managing 11 Million Acres of Forestland
Sara Lumber Company is one of the largest private owners of timberlands in North America. Our forests are managed using science-based practices that balance environmental stewardship, economic sustainability, and social responsibility.
11M+
Acres Managed
Across North America
100M+
Seedlings Planted
Every year
100%
Certified
FSC, SFI, PEFC
50+
Years Average
Rotation cycle
A Legacy of Sustainable Forest Stewardship
For over a century, Sara Lumber has been at the forefront of sustainable forestry. Our timberlands span three major regions across North America, producing premium softwood and hardwood timber while maintaining healthy forest ecosystems.
We believe that responsible forest management creates value for all stakeholders - from the communities where we operate to the customers who rely on our products. Our forests sequester millions of tons of carbon annually, provide habitat for wildlife, and protect water quality across thousands of miles of streams.
- Triple-certified to FSC, SFI, and PEFC standards
- Over 100 million seedlings planted annually
- 125,000+ miles of streams protected
- Net carbon negative operations
Our Forestland Regions
Our timberlands are strategically located across three major regions, each with unique species compositions and management practices tailored to local conditions.
Primary Species:
Douglas Fir, Western Hemlock, Red Cedar
Primary Species:
Loblolly Pine, Longleaf Pine, Hardwoods
Primary Species:
Spruce, Fir, Hardwoods
Our Timberlands Services
From sustainable harvesting to reforestation, we offer comprehensive timberlands management services backed by decades of expertise.
- Triple-certified forestlands
- Science-based management
- Ecosystem protection
- Carbon sequestration
- Selective harvesting
- Timber stand improvement
- Pest & disease management
- Growth monitoring
- Low-impact logging
- Modern equipment fleet
- Trained operators
- Environmental compliance
- 100M+ seedlings/year
- Native species focus
- Genetic improvement
- Nursery operations
- Habitat preservation
- Wildlife corridors
- Stream protection
- Biodiversity monitoring