Action is what moves the needle: this is what we are committed to. From a research grant with the University of Minnesota and the U.S. Forest Service to study mass timber in untouched markets; to dedicating 1,500+ hours to equity training; to partnering with JUST/B Corporations to verify social and environmental performance, we are taking action.

Our employee-owners are proud to share it:

The definition of sustainability not only includes the environment but the economic and social impacts our actions have. By learning about these three pillars, we form a holistic definition that helps us balance conflicting needs. This is one step in committing to creating a better world.

Take a moment to learn about these pillars and what we’re doing with that knowledge.