Understanding Overwintering Wildfires in Northern Forests
Overwintering wildfires are smoldering underground fires that reemerge in spring after surviving the winter. Learn how they form, where they occur, and how
Overwintering wildfires are smoldering underground fires that reemerge in spring after surviving the winter. Learn how they form, where they occur, and how
The plywood mill closure in Bingen, Washington, will lay off 81 workers as industry shifts toward modernization. Nearby facilities plan to expand and offer new
Recycled paperboard production shifts as a major West Coast mill prepares to shut down, cutting 72 jobs and 72,000 tons of capacity amid a $100M cost-saving
Alberta wildfire in Sturgeon County has destroyed one home and triggered evacuations. Officials report ongoing containment efforts amid high fire risk.
A devastating wildfire in Newfoundland meaning evacuations in Small Point–Adam’s Cove–Blackhead–Broad Cove, leaving homes destroyed as emergency crews battle
Viking Lumber, Alaska’s last Sitka spruce sawmill, supplies wood for Steinway pianos and more, but faces an uncertain future as timber access declines.
A log yard fire near Williams Lake was swiftly contained by firefighters and site workers, limiting damage to one pile and preventing spread.
Ecological forestry in Maine focuses on selective harvesting and long-term forest health, supporting diverse ecosystems while producing sustainable timber.
Explore the fascinating history of Washington State’s wood products industry, from early timber exports to modern-day contributions to the local economy.
An overview of Oregon’s wood product manufacturing industry, focusing on employment trends, challenges, and its economic significance.