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Timber Harvesting’s January/February issue features Tom Loushin’s A-1 Timber, which is working through numerous challenges as it harvests Sitka spruce on Alaska’s Kodiak island, part of a harvest/regeneration project involving 9,000 acres belonging to Leisnoi…
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Advocates say it will lead to better management of New Jersey state forests, which cover approximately 42 percent of the state, or an estimated 1.8 million acres, according to the most recent survey in 2010….
Thieves are stealing valuable growths of bud tissue from the trunks of Coast redwood trees in California, putting their long term survival at risk. Park authorities have responded by closing a road used by the…
If there’s a silver lining to the endless cold and snow of this winter, it’s that struggling forests are getting a reprieve from the toll of invasive insects. For decades, winters have been too warm…
Environmental groups say a forest thinning project on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon confirms their worst fears about the Forest Service management of the troubled forest thinning contracts. The festering dispute centers on…
The forest industry in the states of Maine, New Hampshire, New York and Vermont is an important component of the region’s economic health, according to new research by the North East State Foresters Association and…
The Army’s plan to award a 20-year contract to buy power from the ReEnergy Holdings’ Fort Drum biomass power plant on post is being greeted as a sign of stability for the region’s forestry industry….
A recent aerial survey is revealing that the 18-year battle to eradicate the mountain pine beetle from the Black Hills is slowing the pest’s progress. But despite reports by the U.S. Forest Service and other…