$250,000 for NF pressure-treated wood facility
Mon June 17, 2013
Newfoundland & Labrador provided $250,000 to a wholesaler and distributor of wood and wood by-products.
Newfoundland & Labrador provided $250,000 to a wholesaler and distributor of wood and wood by-products.
From 2009 to 2012, global chip trade increased by 6.5 million tons to just over 31 million tons, valued at over US$5 billion.
Native plant nursery at Macphail Woods Ecological Forestry Project in Orwell is unique repository of Prince Edward Island's natural species.
Letter to Bancroft This Week editor about environmental groups scare tactics in recent Ontario endangered species act decision.
All terms and conditions of offer have been met. Kelso and Company to purchase 642,482,709 common shares of EACOM Timber Corporation at $0.38 per common share.
Emissions reductions created through forest protection never will become tradable commodity, and private investors are beginning to realize that, consultant for Third World Network said.
Jeremy Woo, winner of Greenest Workforce internship, has joined members of recruitment and organizational development team at Tolko Industries for summer job posting.
Architecture and engineering firm Skidmore, Ownings & Merrill designed structural system that uses mass timber as main structural material.
iFMS Chile has purchased Serenity fixed wing unmanned aerial vehicle systems. Serenity will be used for aerial survey of forest fires using both electro-optical and infrared cameras.
Construction on new Babine Forest Products Mill in Burns Lake is moving along smoothly. Concrete has been poured and equipment is being moved in to reopen in early 2014.
On an island in Lake Superior, biologists are wondering whether to save some very special wolves from extinction by inbreeding, or to let nature take its course.
Free community tree planting event, hosted by Trees Ontario and local planting partners, took place at North Bay’s waterfront June 15th.
More than 5,000 hectares of wilderness in Digby County, NS will be protected by Nature Conservancy of Canada.
Seventeen former employees of Babine Forest Products mill in Burns Lake learned new skills at pre-apprenticeship program by College of New Caledonia and funded by B.C. government.
Lumber and panel traders expressed frustration at very muted sales volumes and subsequent falling prices in majority of solid wood commodities.
Ontario ESA regulations will not overlap.
Full recovery not here yet.
Treat rejected areas like new private forests.