by Working Forest | Nov 5, 2025 | Articles, News, Wildfires
Canada’s 2025 wildfire season has seen one of the largest burned areas in recent history, marking a turning point for how forests are managed and restored. As millions of hectares of forestland were consumed by flames, forestry professionals are assessing the...
by Working Forest | Nov 2, 2025 | Articles, News
Across vast areas of the Pacific Northwest, forest managers are observing a sharp increase in tree mortality that is affecting both commercial timberland and public forest systems. The phenomenon poses complex challenges for forestry operations, ecosystem services,...
by Working Forest | Oct 31, 2025 | Articles, Forecasts, News
This update captures the latest available market signals for North American softwood lumber as of late October 2025. With futures prices stabilizing near the mid-$500s per thousand board feet and spot/composite indices showing varied regional trends, the industry...
by Working Forest | Oct 31, 2025 | Archive Articles, Articles, News
Forestry technology is increasingly embracing digital innovation, and one of the latest developments involves creating high-resolution digital models of forests. Known as forest digital twins, these models replicate the structure of real forest stands, providing new...
by Working Forest | Oct 30, 2025 | Articles, News
Recent health estimates suggest that there are roughly 1,400 people deaths in Canada each year due to exposure to wildfire smoke. The figure is not an exact count but a modeled projection, combining air-quality data with established medical research on the health...
by Working Forest | Oct 29, 2025 | Articles, News
Some Forestry Innovations Never Hit the Shelves The industry has long been a testing ground for forestry innovations. From early chainsaw prototypes to satellite-driven management systems, countless tools and technologies have aimed to make forest work safer, faster,...
