Month: May 2018

Bob Beckley loves his work. “There’s not many places I can get a job blowing things up, cutting things down and occasionally going on a […]

The region-wide fire ban has been lifted, though the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry warns there are still some areas of Northwestern Ontario with […]

The provincial government and Port Hawkesbury Paper are promising no more reoccurrences of an incident in which old growth forest was cut in Guysborough County. […]

Firefighters continued to combat strong headwinds Thursday as they tried to put out seven wildfires that erupted a day prior in Contra Costa County. As […]

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 […]

In the first findings in an investigation that could lead to multibillion-dollar liabilities for Pacific Gas & Electric, California investigators have assessed four of last […]

The Ontario government says it has signed agreements to share the revenue from mining and forestry projects with First Nations, saying the deals are the […]

British Columbia’s Forests Minister Doug Donaldson took a helicopter tour over the Cariboo region earlier this month – a landscape ravaged in turn by pests, […]

It’s too soon to say what sort of forest fire season the summer of 2018 will be for northeastern Ontario, but Ministry of Natural Resources […]

A top climate change mitigation strategy favoured by British Columbians is the restoration of forests ravaged by wildfires and insects, according to an assessment of […]