SFI BLOG

International Women’s Day takes on even greater meaning in the middle of a global pandemic.

I hope everyone had a nice holiday season. I wanted to start the year with some lessons from 2020 that can inform our work going forward. I am proud of what we achieved together last year during such unique times and appreciative of how we adapted.

More than 330 virtual attendees from across the U.S. and Canada joined the Sustainable Forestry Initiative’s E-Summit.

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A bird watcher, a lumber manufacturer, and a wildlife biologist walk into a bar…Or was it a forest?

Not long ago, I was in northwestern Ontario sailing high above the blanket of boreal forests stretching as far as the eye could see.

SFI’s standards, when leveraged with our three other pillars of work, provide practical, scalable solutions for markets and communities committed to a sustainable planet.

SFI has a proud history of forest-focused collaboration with Indigenous Peoples. Every day, we strive to co-create meaningful change, while also listening, learning, and growing as an organization to become the best possible partner we can be.

Millennials are changing the way we look at the world in many ways—including how we package the food and beverages we eat and drink every day.

SFI works to support the conservation of species at risk today and every day. SFI‑certified forests provide healthy habitat for a wide variety of species, including species at risk.

Even as the challenges of climate change continue to dominate the news, a set of technological revolutions in design and materials science offers renewed hope.

The Clemson Cooperative Extension is collaborating with other agencies, organizations, and female owned natural resource management companies.

One of the best parts of my work at SFI is the opportunity I have to collaborate with researchers, academics and other conservation leaders throughout Canada and the United States.

An important aspect of our company philosophy is the recognition that we’re not separate from our environment: we’re part of the environment.

Did you know that kids in the United States and Canada spend more time inside than any previous generation?

2019 has been a great year, thanks to all of you for supporting SFI and committing to a sustainable future.