📜 Established in 1910, this federally funded lab researches wood.
🔍 Houses the world's largest xylarium and a significant herbarium, conducting experiments on all things wood and fiber utilization.
🌳 Explore the world's largest research wood collection (xylarium) with over 103,000 samples.
🔬 Discover innovative wood technology and its societal benefits, including contributions to historical events like WWI, WWII, and the Lindbergh kidnapping investigation.
📞 Learn about their public hotline for wood-related advice.
🧪 See the CARWASh weather simulation chamber.
🗓️ Check website for upcoming tours; registration required and limited to 20 participants.
📱 A virtual tour is available via the National Forest Explorer app.
💰 Free to visit during special event tours.
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