LOUISIANA LOGGERS
STANDING TALL FOR
SHAPING POLICY. PROTECTING LOGGERS. SECURING THE FUTURE.
LOGGING ISN’T JUST WHAT WE DO. IT’S WHO WE ARE.
Timber is more than an industry in Louisiana. As the state's largest agricultural commodity, it is a cornerstone of our economy, the backbone of rural communities, and a way of life passed down through generations.
Since 1976, the Louisiana Loggers Association has stood for the hardworking men and women who keep Louisiana's timber industry moving.
Founded as the Louisiana Wood Haulers Association by a determined group of timber professionals, our organization was built on one fundamental belief: Louisiana's loggers deserve a strong, unified voice—and a seat at the table when decisions are made that affect their livelihoods.
Today, that mission is more important than ever.
From rising operating costs and shrinking markets to increasingly complex regulations, Louisiana's logging industry faces challenges that demand more than awareness. They demand action, representation, and results.
We actively advocate for our members at the local, state, and federal levels, working to protect their interests, strengthen timber markets, reduce regulatory burdens, and advance policies that support a sustainable, profitable future for Louisiana logging.
WE ARE LED BY LOGGERS. WE FIGHT FOR LOGGERS.
Our Board of Directors is composed entirely of working logging professionals—people who understand the industry because they live it. They know the costs, the risks, the sacrifices, and the challenges of keeping an operation running.
Our priorities aren't shaped in a boardroom disconnected from the woods. They're driven by the men and women working in them.
The future of Louisiana logging should be shaped by the people whose livelihoods depend on it.
Whether you're an independent logger, wood hauler, timber professional, or industry partner, your voice matters—and together, our voices carry farther.
STAND WITH THOSE WHO STAND FOR LOUISIANA LOGGERS.
Because protecting our industry means protecting our livelihoods, our communities, and the generations who will carry it forward. Logging is not just what we do, it's who we are. It's the largest agricultural product in our state.
PROTECTING OUR ROOTS. SHAPING OUR FUTURE.