Each year, the Build Local Alliance (BLA) recognizes and honors individuals, companies, and organizations committed to advancing the use of locally and responsibly-sourced forest products in their building projects. 2008 marks the first annual Build Local Challenge.
Demonstrate, and be honored, for your commitment to local forest stewardship and responsible green building. Sign up for the Challenge!
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Thanks to everyone for helping make this year’s Build Local Alliance Annual Meeting a success!
The February 13, 2008 BLA Annual Meeting brought together over fifty partners from all links of the green building value chain - forest stewards, manufacturers, suppliers, architects and designers, builders and service providers - for an evening of information-sharing, market connections and celebration. By creating this forum for collaboration and communication, our commitment to promoting local, responsible forestry and green building in Oregon is gaining traction.
Let's keep the momentum going....
2. Take the Build Local Challenge (see above)
To improve the vitality of local forests and related human communities by connecting local, responsibly grown and processed wood with local projects.
Oregon Board of Forestry Meeting
July 24:
Hotel deLuxe at 8am.
July 25:
Ecotrust Building at 9am.
Check out the agendas at the forestry website.
BLA Challenge!
Demonstrate, and be honored, for your commitment to local forest stewardship and responsible green building. Sign up for the Challenge!
Annual Meeting Feedback Needed
Thank you for coming to the annual meeting. Please take a moment to complate our survey.
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