An invasive insect, that targets and kills trees, has been spotted in Maine for the first time. The forest service says they’ve found the emerald ash borer in Madawaska. It’s killed hundreds of millions of trees across the country. read more >>
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Penn State Researcher: Fire exclusion takes toll on Eastern US forests
Western wildfires are the headline grabbers, but forests in the eastern United States are also fire-dependent and increasingly at risk because of fire exclusion, according […]
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OFIA Calls for a Provincial Forest Strategy
Earlier this month, the Ontario Forest Industries Association (OFIA) held its first annual Forestry Advocacy Day at the Ontario legislature. OFIA staff and directors met with several […]
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Mechanical Forest Thinning Begins in Dry Lake Hills North of Flagstaff
For the next four and a half months, the sounds of feller bunchers, processors and lumber trucks will be a common one around the lower […]