The Truck Loggers Association (TLA) welcomes the federal government’s recent funding announcement in support of its strategy and measures for the forestry sector. This significant investment underscores the critical role [...]
TLA Statement on New Provincial Forest Advisory Council May 15, 2025 For 82 years, the TLA’s long history of supporting the forward movement of BC’s forest sector with the core [...]
It is with mixed emotions that the TLA Board of Directors announces Executive Director Bob Brash will be departing the TLA as of March 2025. On behalf of the board [...]
Article from: https://www.westernstandard.news/bc/wood-waste-from-bc-forestry-sector-may-be-key-to-removing-microplastics-from-water/article_44b047d8-3d45-11ee-843f-f7ae620cda55.html Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water By Shaun Polczer Aug 18, 2023 It’s a hidden pollution problem that’s also [...]
By: Paul Scheutz At a global level, BC’s forest industry provides among the best quality and most sought-after fibre in the world. The United States depends on BC softwood lumber [...]
Old growth roots deep into BC's coffers, economy and communities By: Jean Sorensen The BC forest industry sector reliant upon old growth sits at a cross roads; with government able [...]
Old growth deferrals will be 'devastating' to business Nelson Bennett BIV Posted: November 2, 2021 Thousands of logging, sawmill and pulp and paper mill jobs may be lost in [...]
Industry in uproar over BC’s deferral of old-growth harvesting Maria Church Canadian Forest Industries Posted: November 3, 2021 British Columbia’s forest sector is voicing major concerns with the province’s [...]
Why are old growth trees being logged? Who hasn’t asked this question? Who hasn’t looked for the truth about old growth forestry? There is a considerable amount of information out [...]
The TLA and its members proudly joined 275 foresters in signing this open letter to British Columbians to address the forest industry's collective concerns about the impending old growth decisions. [...]
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