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Tariff whiplash in the U.S., Europe’s EUDR delay and Russia’s collapse combined to make 2025 one of the toughest years the global timber sector has faced in decades. It’...

Windsor Castle has unveiled its spectacular royal Christmas tree — a towering 20‑foot Nordmann fir in St George’s Hall — widely regarded as one of the world’s most f...

China has now restored its log trade with the United States – once responsible for buying 40% of its US hardwood and 38% of US softwood exports – after the China General A...

It’s official. The international community has agreed to establish an international carbon credit market, but now, it must focus on implementation. Starting from today, Nov...

Germany’s spruce stocks are in freefall and are projected to fall from 1.2 billion cubic metres in 2012 to 300 million cubic metres by 2100, new data presented at last month...

Urgent new modelling shows intensifying storms, wildfires and pest outbreaks will erode timber revenues and overwhelm traditional forestry practices without swift adaptation a...

Heathrow is ramping up efforts to achieve net-zero with the redevelopment of its Eastern Business Park—one of 14 spotlight projects trialling low-carbon materials and modern...

It’s official. The final beam has now been installed over PNE’s new amphitheatre – now known as the Freedom Mobile Arch – with crews clicking the final glulam beam int...

The world has all the fibre it needs to build future cities out of timber; however, to do so, it needs to better utilise waste, improve the circularity of products and turn ha...