Environment and Climate Change Canada continues to support sustainable forest practices with the third federal offset protocol for use under Canada's Greenhouse Gas Offset Credit System—Improved Forest Management on Private Land.

Georgia’s first Georgia-grown mass timber building utilizing a regional supply chain has been completed. Jamestown, the design-focused real estate investment and management firm behind Atlanta’s Ponce City Market, celebrated the completion of 619 Ponce. The building features biophilic design and exposed southern yellow pine timber beams.

Thermalwood Canada introduces Obsidian Ebony, a modified wood product.

Illegal timber harvesting drives transnational crimes that negatively impact U.S. markets and the global economy. It contributes to deforestation and climate change, and the proceeds from illegal timber products can fund organized crime, terrorism and drug trafficking.

The partnership with Print Releaf reflects CMA's commitment to environmental stewardship and marks a significant milestone in its ongoing efforts to adopt eco-friendly practices.

The Urban Wood Network will present “How Anatomical Features of Urban Wood Create Unique Designs,” a webinar scheduled for 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Mary 8.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – ChopValue, a franchise business founded on recycling used chopsticks into value-added products, has secured $15 million in funding to launch its Microfactory Venture Platform to expand its circular economy concept into different resource streams ranging from coffee grounds to apparel scraps.

HNI Corporation has received a Better Project Award from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Initiative.

U.S. Senators Jim Risch (R-Idaho) and Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) introduced the Mass Timber Federal Buildings Act to promote the use of mass timber in federal building projects and military construction.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Urban Ashes, an urban wood recycling and market development company dedicated to maximizing the utilization of fallen urban trees, has contracted with Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) to help it implement more sustainable construction site tree management practices.