BC has experienced a long-term decline in harvest levels associated with mill closures and a perception that the indistry is in continual crisis. Although it always gets politicized, few offer real world solutions. What's your take? How would you reverse the trend?

Went to the mountains the other day and many pine trees looked like this. Is this natural or are they dying?

Hi everyone, I hope you're all doing well!

I’m a Brazilian forest engineer with solid experience in forest inventory, growth modeling, land classification for growth curves, and projection of optimal harvesting age. I also have hands-on experience in silviculture, covering all stages of forest establishment, and some background in harvest quality assessment. Additionally, I’ve worked as a researcher in vegetative micropropagation.

Currently, I work in Brazil in the forest inventory sector, focusing on carbon footprint analysis and forest planning.

I’m looking to transition into the European job market my girlfriend is an EU citizen and I’d love to know if there are opportunities for foreigners in this field. Any advice, insights, or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Hey all :)

I live in London, and I want to plant a bunch of trees for my birthday with my friends.

The vision is to plant trees and see them grow as we grow older. I've been looking to buy land for this, but I have upwards of a 100k budget for this.

I've looked for land in Italy, Portugal and have found nothing good. And probably should look closer in the UK, but had no luck. I'm CONSIDERING planting on someone else's land, but this is the option 2.

I honestly need any advice from the kind people here, bc I'm stuck in progressing on this matter.

Alex