Why Is There So Much Tree Seed Fluff This Year?
Tree seed fluff has increased in many northern areas this summer. Learn what causes it, why it’s more visible this year, and what it means for forest health.
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Scotch Broom in BC: Managing an Invasive Plant Threat
Scotch broom in BC is a highly invasive plant affecting forests, pastures, and biodiversity. Learn about its spread, fire risks, and ongoing projects.
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Digital Tree Marking Brings Efficiency to Forest Thinning Efforts
Digital tree marking is transforming forest thinning operations, reducing wildfire risk while improving cost-efficiency and productivity.
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Nighttime Aerial Firefighting Expands in Canadian Wildfire Response
Nighttime aerial firefighting is expanding in Canada as specialized helitankers equipped with night-vision gear join wildfire response efforts.
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Engineered Wood in Hospitals: Hygienic and Sustainable
Engineered wood in hospitals is gaining attention for its hygiene performance, microbial resistance, and sustainable benefits. Discover how it compares to other materials.
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Petrified Wood in the Arctic and Around the World
Explore the ancient Arctic fossil trees preserved as petrified wood, revealing past forest ecosystems and climates in the Canadian Arctic and beyond.
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The Working Forest Lumber Forecast – July 2025
Lumber prices held steady in July 2025 as housing demand remained soft and production stayed limited. See the full market snapshot, pricing data, and key
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Urban Tree Canopy Benefits: Building Greener, Healthier Cities
Explore the diverse benefits of urban tree canopies: cooling, air and water improvement, public health, economic growth, and community resilience.
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American Chestnut Restoration: Reviving a Lost Giant of the Northeast
The American Chestnut restoration effort is bringing back a functionally extinct tree species once vital to New York City’s ecosystem. Discover how science and
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Why Tree Planting Alone Can’t Offset Fossil Fuel Emissions
Tree planting and carbon offset initiatives offer climate benefits, but recent studies show they are insufficient alone to counter fossil fuel emissions. Learn
