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Forest to Frame
Forest to Frame is the podcast where forest restoration meets the future of sustainable building.
Hosted by Russ Vaagen, this series uncovers how cutting-edge science, collaboration, and next-gen sawmilling are transforming the way we manage our forests—and how we build with wood.
Each episode explores how the byproducts of forest restoration—often seen as waste—are fueling a new era of mass timber construction. Think cross-laminated timber, Glulam, and other innovative building materials that are not only strong and beautiful but reduce wildfire risk, support local economies, and redefine sustainability.
You'll hear from the builders, land stewards, scientists, and innovators leading this movement—people who are reshaping the future of our forests, our communities, and the spaces we live in.
This isn’t just a podcast about trees. It’s about what’s possible when restoration and construction work hand-in-hand.
Subscribe now and join the movement—from Forest to Frame.
Forest to Frame
[PREVIEW] of Forest To Frame
What if the key to restoring our forests also held the future of sustainable building? What if preventing wildfires, protecting recreation, and supporting local economies could all be part of the same solution?
Welcome to Forest to Frame, the podcast that explores the connection between forest restoration and modern timber construction. I’m Russ Vaagen, and in this series, we’ll dive into how science, collaboration, and cutting-edge sawmilling technology are transforming the way we manage forests—and how we build with wood.
Every year, millions of acres of forests are at risk from catastrophic wildfires. But by using the byproducts of restoration to create high-quality lumber for cross-laminated timber, Glulam, and mass timber construction, we’re not just reducing fire risk—we’re creating stronger, more sustainable buildings, powering local industries, and redefining what’s possible with wood."
Join me as we talk to the innovators, builders, and land stewards making it happen. This is more than a conversation about trees—it’s about the future of our forests, our communities, and the places we call home.
Subscribe now and be part of the movement from Forest to Frame.