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forestry

  • Environment Order Putting Industry at Risk, Forestry Organisation Claims
    Environment Order Putting Industry at Risk, Forestry Organisation Claims
    The NSW forestry industry claims it had no time to adapt to new habitat protections, and so had no choice but to shut down operations.
    June 6, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Australian Forestry Workers Urged to Be Protected After Receiving Threats
    Australian Forestry Workers Urged to Be Protected After Receiving Threats
    Forestry workers in the state of New South Wales (NSW) have experienced interruptions to their operations and families ...
    August 5, 2023BY Lis Wang
  • Three Directors Charged With Fraud Over ‘Ethical’ Forests in Costa Rica
    Three Directors Charged With Fraud Over ‘Ethical’ Forests in Costa Rica
    Three company directors have been charged by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) following the collapse of a company ...
    June 15, 2023BY Chris Summers
  • Ottawa’s Promise to Plant 2 Billion Trees Without Provinces’ Help Not ‘Realistic’: Environment Commissioner
    Ottawa’s Promise to Plant 2 Billion Trees Without Provinces’ Help Not ‘Realistic’: Environment Commissioner
    Environment Commissioner Jerry DeMarco said on June 13 that the Liberal government needs to implement more "realistic" initiatives, ...
    June 14, 2023BY Matthew Horwood
  • Canada Has Seen Wildfires Like This Before, Says Fire Historian
    Canada Has Seen Wildfires Like This Before, Says Fire Historian
    Steve Pynes is a rarity—he’s the only historian he knows of that is dedicated specifically to the study ...
    June 13, 2023BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Labor’s Decision to Help End Native Logging Could Fuel More Illegal Activity: Industry
    Labor’s Decision to Help End Native Logging Could Fuel More Illegal Activity: Industry
    Native forest logging will soon become illegal in the Australian state of Victoria after a string of legal ...
    May 23, 2023BY Nina Nguyen
  • Drone Buzz Over Australian State Forests, No Worries for Gliders
    Drone Buzz Over Australian State Forests, No Worries for Gliders
    Concerns over drones monitoring native endangered species of Australian gliders in Victoria appear to have been overblown after ...
    April 2, 2023BY Lis Wang
  • Poilievre Launches Consultations With First Nations on Resource Revenues
    Poilievre Launches Consultations With First Nations on Resource Revenues
    Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he is initiating consultations with First Nations and industry leaders on a new ...
    January 25, 2023BY Isaac Teo
  • Book Review: ‘Forest Walking: Discovering the Trees and Woodlands of North America’
    Book Review: ‘Forest Walking: Discovering the Trees and Woodlands of North America’
    I have a friend who is an avid hiker. Admittedly, I am envious when I see his posts ...
    December 30, 2022BY Anita L. Sherman
  • Solar’s Lofty Ambitions Are Consuming Ever-Larger Expanses of Land Down Below
    Solar’s Lofty Ambitions Are Consuming Ever-Larger Expanses of Land Down Below
    Wedged in the southern flank of Virginia, Charlotte County is home to some 11,500 people who live amidst ...
    December 9, 2022BY John Murawski and RealClearInvestigations
  • Lost in the BC Woods for 74 Days, Bear Henry Thankful to Forestry Workers’ Rescue
    Lost in the BC Woods for 74 Days, Bear Henry Thankful to Forestry Workers’ Rescue
    VICTORIA—Bear Henry says they survived more than 70 days stuck in a camper van on a remote Vancouver ...
    February 12, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • Logging and the Art of Gardening
    Logging and the Art of Gardening
    “I love trees,” said the forester. His name is Cliff Foster, and I believe him. But how does ...
    January 3, 2022BY Peter Falkenberg Brown
  • $86 Million New Government Grants to Help Fruit and Forestry Recovery
    $86 Million New Government Grants to Help Fruit and Forestry Recovery
    Wineries in the Adelaide Hills and apple farmers in Batlow devastated by the summer bushfires will be able ...
    June 22, 2020BY AAP
  • Biomass Subsidies Could Intensify Deforestation
    Biomass Subsidies Could Intensify Deforestation
    Proposed legislation could, if passed, dramatically increase subsidies to America's biomass industry. A slew of concerns comes with ...
    August 10, 2016BY Tara MacIsaac
  • From Smokey Bear to Climate Change: The Future of Wildland Fire Management
    From Smokey Bear to Climate Change: The Future of Wildland Fire Management
    Current conditions in the West demonstrate that our US fire management system is struggling and approaching a state ...
    August 13, 2015BY John Bailey
  • Extreme Droughts Weaken Trees’ Ability to Soak Up Carbon
    Extreme Droughts Weaken Trees’ Ability to Soak Up Carbon
    There's a mystery inside trees upon which the fate of coastal cities, threatened by rising sea levels from ...
    August 3, 2015BY William R L Anderegg
  • Burning Wood for Electricity: New Demands, New Questions
    Burning Wood for Electricity: New Demands, New Questions
    Wood pellets are a renewable energy source and there are circumstances where wood energy can reduce net CO2 ...
    March 19, 2015BY Robert C Abt
  • 15 Lessons Learned by a Canadian Treeplanter to Help Face Challenges in Everyday Life
    15 Lessons Learned by a Canadian Treeplanter to Help Face Challenges in Everyday Life
    Treeplanting is a job that brings extreme mental and physical challenges, and thus great personal growth. I spent ...
    July 7, 2014BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Does Water Defy Gravity by Flowing Upstream? (+Video)
    Does Water Defy Gravity by Flowing Upstream? (+Video)
    How exactly, wondered Victor Schauberger, do some fish travel up waterfalls and how do they swim upstream with ...
    July 6, 2014BY Tara MacIsaac
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