Search Results: 'Forest Research'

PEFC Asia launches in Beijing
06 December, 2007

Hugh Mansfield-Williams joins TRADA Technology
16 November, 2007

Training should suit sector needs, says FFIF
07 November, 2007

Forest foliage business to flourish in Ireland
27 October, 2007

Ponsse funds forestry research
12 October, 2007

Irish forest genetics report launched
12 October, 2007

Environmentalists move to protect research forest
02 October, 2007

Deforestation declaration launched in London
14 September, 2007

Fineman appointed TRADA vice-chairman
12 September, 2007

Work begins on US Forest Products Laboratory facility
31 August, 2007

Forests role in climate change to be debated
28 August, 2007

PEFC consults on Danish system
24 August, 2007

Finnish forests provide diverse employment
22 August, 2007

Peru protection saving forests
15 August, 2007

Finns keep forests in the family
11 July, 2007
Less than 1% of forest holdings in Finland are sold on the open market every year, with most woodland changing hands within the same family, according to research by the Finnish Forest Research Institute.

UK minister addresses illegal logging conference
10 July, 2007
Barry Gardiner MP, the prime minister’s new special representative on forestry, provided the keynote address on the opening day of the 10th illegal logging update and stakeholder consultation at Chatham House in London yesterday.

Finland's forest growth increases
19 June, 2007
The growth rate of Finland's forests is continuing to increase, according to the country's 10th National Forest Inventory (NFI).

Soil part of carbon sink
07 June, 2007
A quarter of the carbon stored in Finland's forests is found in the soil, a study by the Finnish Forest Research Institute has found.

Buyers stump up for spruce
22 May, 2007
Stumpage prices for pine and spruce logs in Finland reached record levels during April, the Finnish Forest Research Institute (METLA) has said.

Commission launches Sitka guide
21 May, 2007
The Forestry Commission has released a report to help British forest managers get the most out of Sitka spruce in the UK, a species that already accounts for 36% of the UK's woodland.