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Stay informed about sustainable forestry news, research, and conservation efforts. Our articles cover topics from forest ecology to timber policy and practical conservation tips.
The Sustainable Forestry Network blog serves as a resource for anyone interested in the health of our forests and the policies that shape their future. Whether you are a professional forester, a concerned citizen, a student of ecology, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty and value of forest ecosystems, you will find articles here that deepen your understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing our forests today.
Our contributors include forestry scientists, conservation advocates, land managers, and community members who bring diverse perspectives to the complex issues surrounding forest management. From the latest research on carbon sequestration to on-the-ground reports from restoration projects, our blog provides timely and authoritative coverage of the topics that matter most for the future of our forests.
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The Environmental and Economic Benefits of Selective Logging
October 15, 2016Selective logging offers a sustainable alternative to clearcutting that can protect forest ecosystems while maintaining timber production. Research from the Pacific Northwest demonstrates the long-term advantages of this approach.
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Why Protecting Old Growth Forests Matters More Than Ever
March 22, 2015Old growth forests represent irreplaceable ecological treasures. As climate change intensifies, these ancient forests play an increasingly critical role in carbon storage and biodiversity conservation.
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Forest Carbon Sequestration: How Trees Fight Climate Change
September 8, 2013Forests are among the most important tools we have for combating climate change. Understanding how forests sequester and store carbon can help inform better management practices and climate policy.
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