Coming up June 12, 2025 - workshop in Edmundston.
Please note, the presentation portion of the workshop will be delivered in French. However, bilingual staff will be on hand to help with interpretation for the woodlot visit and throughout the workshop. All are welcome

Enterprise JBC Inc. – Jimmy Caron, Saint-Jacques, NB

Canadian Woodlands Forum, May 13, 2025

The study, co-authored by a Thunder Bay researcher, says degradation of the country’s forests isn’t getting enough attention.

by Matt Prokopchuk, May 7, 2025

By Kevin Mason, Managing Director, ERA Forest Products Research, May 5, 2025

by Orla Dwyer, Carbon Brief, May 5, 2025

photo: Trees burning in forest fires in eastern Oregon, US in August 2012. Credit: American Photo Archive / Alamy Stock Photo.

United Nations - Meetings Coverage and Press Releases, May 5, 2025

Susan Holt’s push to eliminate interprovincial barriers leaves forestry, seafood behind protectionist wall

By Jacques Poitras · CBC News · Posted: Apr 28, 2025

photo: New Brunswick policies require forestry companies licensed to cut wood on Crown land to sell that wood — with few exceptions — to mills within the province, for example. (Nicolas Steinbach/Radio-Canada)

Hard to predict this year’s severity, minister of natural resources says

by Sam Farley · CBC News · Posted: Apr 15, 2025

photo: The Stein Lake fire burned an area near Saint Andrews in May 2023. Fire officials are asking the public to educate themselves with FireSmart N.B. and prepare their properties to reduce the risk of wildfires. (Submitted by Scott Legge)

April 15, 2025 | Author: UBC Forestry

photo: Joseph Doh Wook Kim (left) and Dr. Phil Evans carry twin guitars made with two different types of mahogany. Photo credit: UBC Faculty of Forestry.

There are questions over how Maine’s forests will fare in a world beset by climate change.

Posted April 20, Jan DeBlieu - The Maine Monitor

April 15, 2025 By Guillaume Roy, CFI

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