by Working Forest | Mar 16, 2015 | Archives
The public and conservation groups are voicing a mixture of opposition and support for the BC government’s wolf cull that aims to kill 144 to 184 grey wolves in two separate regions. The cull began in mid-January with aerial sharp shooters in helicopters aiming...
by Working Forest | Mar 16, 2015 | Archives
One of New Brunswick’s largest producers of wood pellets plans to double production for the domestic market this year to address what’s been described as a severe shortage. Jonathan Levesque says Groupe Savoie, of Saint-Quentin, in the northwestern part of...
by Working Forest | Mar 16, 2015 | Archives
One chilly morning in October 2013, Diana Six parked her white Subaru at the edge of a pine forest in southwestern Montana’s Big Hole Valley. Beneath snow-tipped peaks, lodgepole pines in four different colors draped the hillside—a time line of carnage. The gray ones,...
by Working Forest | Mar 13, 2015 | Archives
A fire has destroyed the Kruger Inc. recycling plant in Beauharnois. The fire broke out at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday and produced a thick plume of smoke that could be seen several kilometres away. The local fire department appealed to neighbouring municipalities for...
by Working Forest | Mar 13, 2015 | Archives
A recent (2014) and very detailed report provides the current status of forest biomass policy in Canada. According to the authors, B.C.’s harvest in 2009 was about 48 million cubic metres and covered an area of 122,620 hectares. It was estimated that we had the...
