20 October 2025 00:00 UTC · The White House · White House Statement · Source · Email X Link

Administration pledges policies to bolster America's forest economy

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Administration will advance policies supporting forest stewards
Increase domestic timber production and enhance forest management

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Administration marks National Forest Products Week and recognizes forest workers
Administration cites economic value of forest products: hundreds of billions annually and millions of jobs
Administration says it signed Executive Orders to boost domestic timber production, improve forest management, reduce wildfire risks, and reduce reliance on imports

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America’s forests are a source of strength for our economy and a reflection of our Nation’s natural beauty—they provide the abundant resources that sustain jobs, build communities, and enrich our lives. This National Forest Products Week, we recognize the men and women who work every day as stewards of our forests and drivers of American prosperity. This week and throughout my Presidency, we will advance policies that support their efforts and secure the benefits of America’s forests well into the future. The abundance of our forest products bolsters the national economy by generating hundreds of billions of dollars every year. The forest industry supplies essential materials—from the lumber that builds homes to the resources that make our communities thrive—supporting millions of jobs that provide stability and opportunity for American workers. To harness the full power of our Nation’s bountiful forests, my Administration is working tirelessly to reverse the barriers imposed by the previous administration that crushed our economy and stifled innovation. Earlier this year, I signed Executive Orders to increase domestic timber production, enhance forest management, reduce wildfire risks, and decrease reliance on timber imported from foreign producers. I also took action to establish the Make America Beautiful Again Commission to conserve our Nation’s lands and waters and cut red tape that stifles effective environmental management. The Commission is also expanding access to public lands and waters, ensuring that America’s forests remain healthy and flourishing. This week, we acknowledge that America’s forests make our country strong—and we renew our pledge to preserve our Nation’s rich resources and bountiful treasures for generations to come.

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