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All forestry and natural resource management students and graduates are eligible for membership with SAF. Our members represent the entire spectrum of the forestry profession - nonprofit organizations, forest products industry, public lands, universities, and independent contractors. SAF is the collective voice and community for consultants, researchers, managers, field foresters, business owners, specialists, technicians, and more. Join our community today! Below are the different SAF membership types. Click Learn More for more information on each membership type.
Full-time students, pursuing a degree in a forestry or natural resource management. Learn More
Recent graduates (up to five years post-graduation). Learn More
Forestry and natural resource professionals. Learn More
As a professional forester working in the field, I encountered issues that I could not solve with my local expertise. Being a member of SAF allowed me to connect with others with similar issues. I have stayed a member because we are all part of the bigger picture, and it's for the good of all." Jeanette Griese, CF Reforestation Services Supervisory Forester Oregon
As a professional forester working in the field, I encountered issues that I could not solve with my local expertise. Being a member of SAF allowed me to connect with others with similar issues. I have stayed a member because we are all part of the bigger picture, and it's for the good of all."
Jeanette Griese, CF Reforestation Services Supervisory Forester Oregon
I joined SAF as a student and found three things that I was looking for: role models, mentors, and jobs. I also found a community to help me formulate my land ethic, a safe forum to ask questions, and a foundation for understanding my profession. I use SAF in the same ways today as I did when I was a student.” Dave Cass Forester Washington
I joined SAF as a student and found three things that I was looking for: role models, mentors, and jobs. I also found a community to help me formulate my land ethic, a safe forum to ask questions, and a foundation for understanding my profession. I use SAF in the same ways today as I did when I was a student.”
Dave Cass Forester Washington