Forestry

Those in positions of responsibility must work to lower the temperature on a brewing "war in the woods"

Incorrectly analyzed data led to mistaken view about the climate mitigation impact of old and unmanaged forests.

If all your information is from high-volume advertising campaigns, the following might come as a surprise: the Fairy Creek watershed near British

Myths abound about how forestry is done in British Columbia. More than ever, sound judgment and respect for the facts are needed.

BEHIND THE NEWS: ResourceWorks News takes a look at how GIS data is being employed to create a highly misleading picture of

We’ve kept an eye on mass-timber buildings since the Tallwood House student residence at UBC was topped off (in 2016) at a

Calling for objective reporting about British Columbia forest management, the old growth study is a call to action for educational efforts to

NEWS ANALYSIS: Residents of dozens of British Columbia forest communities are on edge. Will the province's most renewable industry be allowed to

British Columbia municipalities including Prince George are declaring National Forest Week Sept. 20-26 locally as the commemoration celebrates 100 years.

The province of British Columbia’s Old Growth Strategic Review tackles head-on an issue that has bedevilled the government for decades: ensuring that

From the Interior to the Island to Metro Vancouver and its suburbs, British Columbia forest workers are facing the biggest threat in

Resource Works caught up with Jessica Kaknevicius (pictured), vice president of community engagement, Sustainable Forestry Initiative and Project Learning Tree Canada, to

Forestry is typically associated with rural settings. Yet 40 per cent of jobs supporting the $13 billion industry are in the Lower

The problem is not coming – it's already here. Writer David Jordan took an in-depth look at how British Columbia researchers have

Escalating devastation in the British Columbia Interior is creating widespread hardship. Through this testing time, we should also be thinking about future-proofing

A significant chunk of the penalty is due to log export restrictions that exist only in British Columbia, according to Barrie McKenna