RFFI has invited CFI to work with them to determine how best to use the aggregate material generated from their forest restoration projects. They can offer a temporary landing site where poles can be sorted and utilized for a variety of purposes. Determining best practices for leaving most of the biomass in the forest is key tenet to vision of forest reciprocity. We plan to establish a collaborative partnership and develop a business plan to implement a pilot project at Usal Redwood Forest, with RFFI. This project will include a mobile processing unit to aggregate woody biomass, with a focus on small diameter poles, for housing, outbuildings and furniture kits.