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Improving Wildlife Through Forest Restoration In Alabama
The Cumberland Plateau encompasses more than 12,800 square miles across northern Alabama and is one of the most significant forested landscapes for plant and wildlife diversity in the South. But wildlife in the region are in need of attention, threatened by loss of...
Virginia Lumber Companies Strike Deal With U.K. Importer
The United Kingdom (U.K.) was one of the top markets for exported Virginia hardwood in 2015, and four Virginia lumber companies recently furthered that trend by striking sales agreements with James Latham PLC, one of the U.K.'s oldest and largest hardwood lumber...
Hatton-Brown, SLT Launch ForesTree Equipment Trader
Hatton-Brown Publishers, Inc., North America’s leading publisher of forest industry trade publications, in partnership with Southern Loggin’ Times, the continent’s most unique and popular logging magazine, has launched ForesTree Equipment Trader (FET), a...
N.C. State Study: Harvesting For Wood Pellets Has No Impact On Wildlife
Harvesting wood debris from areas that have been clear-cut of timber does not affect the animals that live there, according to a study from researchers at N.C. State University. Chris Moorman, a professor of forestry and environmental resources, and his students spent...
Arkansas Facing An Ever-Mounting Problem With Wood Waste
South Arkansas is facing an ever-mounting problem with wood waste. Magnolia Mayor Parnell Vann talked about the problem on Wednesday during a meeting of the Magnolia Economic Development Corporation. The five counties in the Southwest Arkansas Regional Solid Waste...
Florida Forest Service Restores, Maintains State’s Longleaf Ecosystem
More than 1,000 acres of the Blackwater River, Pine Log and Point Washington state forests have increased in biodiversity during the past three years due to an ongoing Florida Forest Service reforestation project. The longleaf pine ecosystem is experiencing a rebirth...
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