Carbon Offsets Are Reshaping the Canadian Forestry Sector
How carbon offset programs are reshaping Canadian forestry by supporting sustainable practices, generating revenue, and aligning forest management with climate
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Vermont Forests in 2025: Land Use, Ecology, and Management
Learn how Vermont forests are managed for timber, habitat, and recreation while facing changing conditions and land-use pressures.
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Uncertainty Surrounds Black Bear Population in British Columbia
B.C.’s black bear population remains uncertain due to outdated estimates. Learn how habitat loss, human conflict, and lack of current data are impacting
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Mass Timber Construction Gains Traction in Sudbury’s Industrial Sector
Mass timber construction is expanding in Sudbury’s industrial sector as developers turn to cross-laminated timber (CLT) for sustainable, cost-effective
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International Paper Consolidates Operations in Rio Grande Valley to Enhance Customer Service and Growth
nternational Paper is consolidating its Rio Grande Valley operations by closing Edinburg plants and investing in expanded facilities in McAllen, TX and a new
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Wildfire Threats in Eastern Manitoba Lead to Precautionary Evacuations
Communities in eastern Manitoba face increasing wildfire threats in 2025. Learn about precautionary evacuations, wildfire risks, and how residents prepare for
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North America’s Boreal Forest Tree Count: 277 Billion Trees
New research estimates 277 billion in North America’s boreal forest tree count, revealing higher density and greater climate change resilience. Learn about the
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Wildfire Smoke Threatens North America as Hot, Dry Summer Forecasted
As the 2025 fire season unfolds, wildfire smoke remains a serious and unpredictable risk. While fire itself is often localized, smoke knows no borders — making
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Historic Timber Dating Helps Unlock Secrets of Southern Architecture
Historic timber dating is changing how we understand southern architecture, revealing the true age of buildings with scientific accuracy using tree ring
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Wildfire Smoke: A Growing Public Health Concern
As wildfire seasons intensify across the western United States, the threat extends far beyond the immediate flames. One of the most widespread and damaging
