Weyerhaeuser and

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Weyerhaeuser and Cascade Land
Conservancy February 25, 2008 Gene Duvernoy,
President
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Treemont
Cascade Land Conservancy and Weyerhaeuser
The Cascade Dialogues
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The Cascade Agenda Approach

• Looking long
• 100 years forward
• Thinking broad
• Thriving economy
• Vibrant communities
• Healthy landscapes

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Our Challenge

• Our regions population will double in the next
  100 years

Population
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Current Land Use
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2030 Planning FUTURE
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2100 ALTERNATIVE FUTURE
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2100 Preferred FUTURE
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Engaging Stakeholders
The Cascade Agenda Approach

• Early Engagement from
• Local Residents
• 3,500 stakeholders
• 460 classrooms
• Science and Economics
• 50 experts
• Elected Leadership
• 100 municipalities and
• governmental entities
• Foresters, Farmers and Developers
• 100 stakeholders
• Steering Committee
• 50 community, business and environmental leaders

The Cascade Agenda 10,000 people reached since
2004
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The Cascade Agenda Goals

• Our Lands
• 1 million acres farms and working forests
• 265,000 acres natural areas, parks and shorelines
• Our Communities
• Improved quality of life in
• our cities and towns

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Public lands
Working forests Conserve 700k acres
What It All Adds Up To
Working farms Conserve 300k acres

• Thriving Economy
• Vibrant Communities
• Healthy Landscapes

Parks, Habitat and Waters Preserve
265k acres
Cities and towns
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Market-based Conservation

• 1.3M acres 7B

Our innovative models can be replicated across
the country
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Why Now?
Growing with Grace
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Improving our Quality of Life
Would you choose to live here?
You want to live here. Why?
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Implementation Structure
How We Are Doing This
Getting the Work Done

• Coalition of nearly 1,000
• Business
• Civic Groups
• Education
• Elected Officials
• Environmental
• Faith-based
• Government
• Labor
• Tribal
• Youth
• Arts Culture

Working Groups
Policy Implementation
Leadership Team
Public Engagement
Partner Efforts
Deliverables
Strategic Direction
New Partners
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Leadership Team
J. M. Allen Managing Member, Allen Company,
LLC Sam AndersonExecutive Officer, Master
Builders Assoc. Charley BinghamFormer
Weyerhaeuser Executive Bruce BlumeChairman and
CEO, The Blume Company Phyllis CampbellPresident,
The Seattle Foundation Bob DrewelFormer
Snohomish County Executive Gene
DuvernoyPresident, Cascade Land
Conservancy Larry EdwardsVice President of Site
Services, The Boeing Company Billy
FrankNorthwest Indian Fisheries Commission Dr.
Jerry FranklinProgram Director, UW College of
Forest Resources Mimi GatesDirector, Seattle Art
Museum Jay GordonWashington State Dairy
FederationStone GossardPearl Jam, Community
Leader
Denis HayesPresident and CEO, The Bullitt
Foundation Ada HealeyVice President of Real
Estate, Vulcan Inc. John HowellPartner, Cedar
River Group Sally Jewell President and CEO, REI
Gerry JohnsonPartner, Preston Gates and Ellis
Kate JoncasPresident , Downtown Seattle
Assoc. Ron JuddPublic Policy Advisor Martha
Kongsgaard President, Kongsgaard Goldman
Foundation Doris KooSenior Vice President,
Enterprise Foundation Steve LeahyPresident and
CEO, Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce Jerilyn
McIntyrePresident of Central Washington
University Ken Miller Washington Farm Forestry
Association
Colin MoseleyChairman and President, Green
Diamond Resource Co. Steve ReynoldsChairman and
CEO, Puget Sound Energy Norman Rice,Vice
Chairman of Capital Access, Former Mayor of
Seattle John RindlaubCEO, Wells Fargo, NW
Region Charles RoyerPresident, Institute for
Community Change, Former Mayor of Seattle Bill
RuckelshausChair, Salmon Recovery Funding Board,
Former EPA Administrator Joe RyanChair,
Washington Environmental Council Bob
SantosFormer Regional Director of the Dept. of
Housing and Urban Development Maryanne Tagney
JonesChair, Cascade Land Conservancy David
ThorudDean Emeritus, UW College of Forest
Resources Craig UelandPresident and CEO of
Russell Investment Group
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Cascade Agenda, The Campaign
How we are doing this
20 million
Our Lands and Our Communities
We must refine and pilot creative new
conservation strategies in the next 5 years.
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Cascade Land Conservancy and Weyerhaeuser
How we are doing this

• Lead corporate supporter of The Cascade Agenda
  with a gift of 1 million
• Buyer of choice for conserving working forests
• Partner to create new housing options through
  Conservation Villages, TDR and more
• Engage employees in our land stewardship
• Join Cascade Agenda Leadership Team

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What It All Adds Up To
How we are doing this

What does The Cascade Agenda mean for
Weyerhaeuser Company?
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CONSERVING GREAT LANDSCREATING GREAT
COMMUNITIES
Thank You!
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The Bottom Line

• 1.3M acres 7B