Kate Letterick · CBC News Dan Hicks, director of Parks for the City of Moncton, says approximately 500 ash trees, now under threat from the destructive emerald […]
By MATEUSZ PERKOWSKI Capital Press Though not as immediately devastating as wildfires, slowed growth rates nonetheless pose a grave threat to Western Oregon’s commercial timber […]
By / Courtney Dickson · CBC News More timber harvesting jobs are expected in B.C.’s central Interior now that forest tenures from Canfor’s former sawmill in Vavenby have been transferred to lumber […]
BY: BILL VIRGIN, Seattle Business The pulp and paper industry in Washington has become a shadow of its former self as economic trends and changing business […]
The revamped TLA is designed to meet new legal developments such as the European data protection law requirements (the so-called GDPR – General Data Protection […]
By / LBM Journal ST. CLAIR, Mich.— Biewer Lumber has announced the appointment of Shannon Kita to the role of chief operating officer for all […]
By / The Guardian The National Trust has ditched plastic for the annual membership card it sends out to 5 million members, it has announced. The […]
By / Patrick Galey Australia’s wildfires have destroyed more than a fifth of the country’s forests, making the blazes “globally unprecedented” following a years-long drought […]
By / Tigercat News Quick, compact and fuel efficient, the 602 grapple skidder is ideal for high value selective logging in tight or challenging terrain. […]
By / TJ Martinell It’s been five years since the Washington Farm Forestry Association (WFFA) first submitted its alternative harvest plan to the Forest Practices Board (FPB) as part of […]
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