Stories today on caribou, moose, trout, pine beetles… and craft beer

March 28, 2018
Category: Today's Takeaway

BC’s Southern Caribou herd continues to decline in numbers; herbicides are being blamed for Moose deaths in the Prince George area; logging threatens a Tennessee trout stream; and the southern pine beetle is expanding its range northward towards Albany New York. In other news: New York’s Governor want to provide tax incentives to keep trees standing; and a comparison of the Finnish and Swedish forestry machine market.

 

Companies in the news include:

  • Tolko reopens shuttered OSB plant (after 8 years) in High Prairie
  • DLA Piper named one of BC’s Top Employers (again)
  • Fortress adds 5th digester, pulp production ramps up
  • EACOM supports families of workforce injuries

Finally, a Maine company has found a new way to combine two of the Frog’s passions – forest products and craft beer, in the form of beer coasters!

–Kelly McCloskey, Tree Frog Editor

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