
Working Together for a Stronger, More Sustainable Logging Industry
The American Loggers Council represents professional timber harvesters and log truckers across the United States. By joining the American Loggers Council, you help preserve the future of logging, ensuring that the industry thrives for generations to come. Together, we can shape a sustainable future for logging, advocating for fair regulations and practices that support timber professionals.

Membership Classes
American Loggers Council membership includes three distinct classes to best serve the diverse needs of logging professionals:
Individual Membership
The American Loggers Council is the only national organization solely dedicated to representing independent contract loggers and log truck drivers. By becoming an individual member, you receive access to:
State Membership
The American Loggers Council is a coalition of state and regional logging associations, representing logging professionals in 45 states across the country. By becoming a member through your state association, you join forces with logging professionals nationwide, benefiting from:
Associate Membership
Our associate members are vital to the American Loggers Council’s success. Your support helps back timber harvesters and haulers nationwide in their efforts to advocate for sustainable forest management practices. As an associate member, you will receive continuous visibility to a wide audience of timber professionals through the American Loggers Council’s expanding network. Benefits include:

Join Today
Become a member of the American Loggers Council and be part of a united effort to ensure the future of sustainable logging practices. Together, we can ensure the logging profession thrives for years to come.
Individual Membership Application
Yes, as an Individual Logger Member of the American Loggers Council, I will assist this organization in fulfilling its mission of:
- Enhancing the logging profession
- Providing a unified voice on logging issues, and
- Cooperating with public, industrial and private timberland owners to further sustainable forestry practicesÂ