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Georgia’s Timbervest Adds Over 13,000 Acres Of Timberland
Timbervest LLC acquired 13,220 acres of timberland in Georgia, Tennessee and Vermont. The Atlanta-based timber-related asset and investment manager said the land will be part of its $400 million...
Forest Resources Association, American Loggers Council Join In “Logging Careers” Promotion
The American Loggers Council and the Forest Resources Association are working together on a project to help men and women considering a career in logging to understand what logging work is like and...
Maine Forest Products Industry Puts $8 Billion Into State’s Economy
At quick glance, the aerial view of the Maine forest products industry looks pretty much the same now as it did 20 years ago. First and foremost are the 17.6 million acres of forest that comprise...
Lawsuit To Continue As Montana Timber Harvest Begins
At least one of the two conservation groups suing over the Red Mountain Flume-Chessman Reservoir project, a planned Montana timber harvest, plans to proceed with a lawsuit despite a federal judge...
Oregon Logging Rules May Be Altered For Salmon
Oregon's state Board of Forestry is working on balancing a healthy timber industry with healthy salmon runs. It would be the first change to the riparian protections of the Oregon Forest Practices...
Environmental Groups Pounce On Pennsylvania Logging
The United States Fish & Wildlife Service will make a final decision by next April about whether the northern long-eared bat deserves to be listed as an endangered species – it has already said...
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