GREEN HILLS FORESTRY LLC

GREEN HILLS FORESTRY LLC specializes in hands-on forest health and hazardous fuels reduction projects, delivering field-based ecological restoration services across federal public lands. Their core capabilities include manual thinning, prescribed pile burning, and fuel load mitigation using low-impact, labor-intensive techniques tailored to sensitive ecosystems. The contractor demonstrates deep expertise in implementing National Fire Plan and Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) strategies, with proven experience in executing complex treatments in remote, topographically challenging terrain such as those found in National Recreation Areas and BLM-managed landscapes. Their work emphasizes ecological resilience, fire risk reduction, and watershed protection, utilizing precision forestry methods that prioritize native species retention and soil integrity. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Interior, particularly through the National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management, where they execute fuels reduction projects on high-priority fire-risk corridors. They also serve the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically within the Shoshone National Forest, delivering tree planting and reforestation services aligned with post-disturbance ecological recovery goals. These engagements reflect a pattern of trusted, mission-critical field execution for agencies managing wildland-urban interfaces and fire-adapted ecosystems. Green Hills Forestry LLC operates primarily under NAICS 115310, focusing on support activities for forestry that encompass non-commercial, conservation-driven silviculture. Their market positioning centers on ecological restoration rather than timber harvesting, distinguishing them as a niche provider of ecological services for federal land management agencies seeking science-based, low-impact treatments. As a small, locally based entity in Medford, Oregon, the company operates with a field-first, hands-on workforce optimized for seasonal, project-based federal contracts. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their operational footprint is firmly rooted in the Pacific West, with active project presence in California and Oregon, positioning them as a regional specialist in federal forest health initiatives.