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End of an era for native timber harvesting - Vimarsana News

End of an era for native timber harvesting

By PHILIP HOPKINS   AS of January 1, Gippsland’s hardwood industry is now largely gone, with harvesting of timber from […]

Wildsight hails a new era for forests in British Columbia | Columbia Valley, Cranbrook, East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Kimberley, Ktunaxa Nation - Vimarsana News

Wildsight hails a new era for forests in British Columbia | Columbia Valley, Cranbrook, East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Kimberley, Ktunaxa Nation

A new era for forests in British Columbia

Source: e-know.ca
Major NGOs Unveil Updated Guidance for Companies Navigating Tropical Forest Carbon Credit Market - Vimarsana News

Major NGOs Unveil Updated Guidance for Companies Navigating Tropical Forest Carbon Credit Market

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, eight major environmental nonprofits and Indigenous Peoples organizations released comprehensive, step-by-step counsel for companies to...

Faith groups help to save disappearing forests - Vimarsana News

Faith groups help to save disappearing forests

From Rwanda to India, faith-based organizations are countering deforestation, which claims an area of tree cover larger than Portugal every year.From Rwanda to India, faith-based organizations are countering deforestation, which claims an area of tree cover larger than Portugal every year.

Source: unep.org
State help for Opal workers | Gippsland Times - Vimarsana News

State help for Opal workers | Gippsland Times

The state government is establishing a new Worker Support Service in the Latrobe Valley to help Opal Australian Paper employees at Maryvale facing stand-downs amid pulp wood supply shortages.