Province looks to be leading producer in carbon-capturing material
Network of ‘mother trees’ keeps forests healthy, says UBC researcher
Canim Lake Band reserves right to alter its plans
Up to 4 times as much carbon is released from forestry, wildfires than fossil fuels in B.C.
Mosaic, B.C.’s largest private landowner, will defer logging in 400 square kilometres of old-growth
Canada is home to about 16 per cent of the world’s remaining old-growth forests
Province argues ‘modern-day’ Nuchatlaht draws its membership from a broader base of Indigenous Peoples
Lawsuit says government effectively dispossessed Nuchatlaht nation of territory on Vancouver Island
Opposition critic says new ministry adds to “far-reaching” damage to logging industry
Industry pressed with significant inventory challenges
Canfor has also agreed to sell its Mackenzie site, plant and equipment to Peak Renewables.
‘No easy decisions left’ for land, water, resource stewardship
Lawyer: Fairy Creek protest group’s petition lacks ‘factual foundation,’ not the way justice is done
RCMP have made close to 1,200 arrests enforcing Fairy Creek injunction
Protest latest in a series along Hwy. 1 in B.C.
An earlier B.C. Supreme Court decision denied the company’s application for an extension
Western Forest Products says more cooperation to come
Four workers died in two separate explosions at sawmills near Burns Lake and Prince George in 2012
‘We’re talking months until we’re running out’
Old growth restrictions threaten value added, truck loggers told
