Watershed
Trees keep our water clean. They not only collect and filter rainwater, releasing clean water into the soil before making its way into rivers, lakes, and water supplies but they also help prevent soil erosion, limiting the amount of sediment and contaminants deposited in our water sources. Our forests’ natural filtration system is essential to the Northeast’s watersheds and wildlife. This collection of woods is sourced in collaboration with land stewards who manage forests with a particular focus on watershed health, biodiversity, and habitat. The selection reflects the versatile species found in our region, as eclectic in utility as they are aesthetically.