One-Story Segmented CLT Shear Walls
Floors, parapets, and lintels affect the lateral behavior of one-story segmented CLT shear walls and why accounting for these interactions improves safety.
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Inside One of the Largest Wood Collections in the World
A look at the Smithsonian’s extensive wood collection, supporting research in species identification, conservation, illegal logging prevention, and
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Wesley Ridge Wildfire Expected to Produce Smoke for Weeks
Updates on the Wesley Ridge wildfire near Cameron Lake on Vancouver Island, including smoke impacts, firefighting challenges, and expected smoke.
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The Working Forest Lumber Forecast – August 2025
The Working Forest Lumber Forecast – August 2025: North American framing lumber sees modest weekly gains, softer futures trends, and easing upstream cost
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Tent Caterpillars on the Rise in Ontario Forests
Learn about the tent caterpillar, its life cycle, feeding habits, and impact on Ontario forests during outbreak years.
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Turning Charred Wood Into Climate Tools for Nova Scotia Farmers
Nova Scotia explores how charred wood from forest waste can improve farm soils, support crops, and store carbon to fight climate change.
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Beech Leaf Disease Confirmed Fatal in Maine Forests
Beech leaf disease has caused the first tree deaths in Maine forests. Learn how this nematode-driven disease spreads, symptoms to watch for, and why it
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Turning Monterey Pine Bark Into Biopharmaceutical Gold
Monterey pine bark is emerging as a potential source of biopharmaceuticals. Learn how this forestry byproduct could be refined and used.
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How Wildfires Are Impacting Fraser River Water Quality
Wildfires are threatening Fraser River water quality by introducing metals and nutrients that can harm aquatic ecosystems. Learn how climate and environmental
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Rare Old Growth Trees Discovered in New Brunswick With Ecological Value
A rare 400-year-old red spruce found in New Brunswick highlights the ecological and historical value of old growth trees, as clear-cutting continues to reduce
