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Amendments to EUDR could harm EU efforts to block Russian conflict timber Russian Conflict Timber-A January 2025 Earthsight report showed that the EU had imported over €1.5 billion of illegal
A survey shows that increased tree planting has garnered strong public support for using trees to address climate change. New figures published today have revealed tremendous support for increasing tree
Electric Forestry trucks are appealing due to their quiet operation and improved working conditions; however, hauliers remain cautious. A new study examines how forest hauliers evaluate technology, economics, and daily
Using more wood in hospitals could be better than using concrete, stainless steel and plastics as it has better bacterial resistance Wood in hospitals- When you think of a hospital,
New Kesla crane models: KESLA 2225 and KESLA 2228 designed specifically for loading long timber. These new models, officially launched at the Forexpo 2025 exhibition in Franc These new Kesla
Ash trees are fighting back by rapidly evolving some resistance to ash dieback disease Ash trees are fighting back, DNA sequencing shows young trees are more likely to have gene
20-to-40-year-old regrowing forests were found to sequester the optimal amount of carbon. Young regrowing forests on lands where mature forests once stood could hold the key to removing billions of
Schoolboy Finlay Gallagher has been crowned the UK’s youngest qualified digger driver – at the age of just 13. UK’s youngest qualified digger driver-The youngster spent his school holidays learning
Willie Gordon Field Tests the new mid-range powerhouse STIHL MS 400.1 chainsaw In March of this year, I had the opportunity to visit STIHL’s new facility, where I was presented
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has developed a new VW plug-in hybrid all-wheel drive system for the Multivan and California: the eHybrid 4MOTION This VW plug-in hybrid all-wheel drive system, which is