Month: December 2020

By / Monica Samayoa  The Oregon State Land Board voted unanimously on Tuesday to move ahead with the transfer of ownership of the Elliott State Forest to […]

By / Max Garland, Memphis Commercial Appeal International Paper spinning off its printing papers business frees it from an industry in decline, while the new […]

By Bob Zimmer The House of Commons Standing Committee on Natural Resources is currently studying economic recovery in the forestry sector. As a member of […]

By TV6 News Team LANSING, Mich. (WLUC) – In a move that capitalizes on collective forestry knowledge and a commitment to smarter, sustainable use of natural […]

By / Eric Westervelt After this year’s historic wildfires, California’s oldest state park — Big Basin Redwoods — looks more like a logging village than […]

At a time of year when housing construction across North America is usually slowing down to very limited activity, thus softwood lumber prices are usually […]

By / Tess Joosse A wayward smoke bomb from a gender reveal party sparked a major blaze near Los Angeles in September, just one of […]

By PJ Boyd Tara Griener is what you might call an accidental forester. The native of Timmins, Ont., always envisioned herself going into a career […]

View Posts The burgeoning industry has the potential to drastically reduce the carbon footprint of buildings, but also help with wildfire mitigation. By / Lydia […]