The WBCSD released a statement Monday that promotes the expansion of forest certification across the supply chain.

Considered by experts to be one of the world’s most misunderstood mammals, a major move is afoot to protect southern British Columbia’s seriously at-­risk bat population.

Three leaders have been elected to the independent SFI Board of Directors, to fill positions in each of its three chambers, Environmental, Social and Economic. “SFI will benefit enormously from the [...]

With the support of the SFI Forest Partners Program, 103,000 acres of land owned by the South Carolina Forestry Commission and Clemson University were recently certified to the SFI and American Tree [...]

Wegner’s many contributions have been instrumental in raising awareness of the benefits associated with utilizing forest certification.

Honey bees are in sharp decline in North America and Europe, jeopardizing their crucial role in pollinating crops that in the United States amount to about one-third of the nation’s domestic food [...]

From enjoying a walk in the woods to building a home to the clean water and the paper products we use every day, people benefit from forests in countless ways.

SFI announced today that respected conservation professional Paul Trianosky has joined SFI as Senior Director of Conservation Partnerships.  Trianosky brings nearly 30 years of diverse leadership [...]

Experts acknowledge the important role of forestlands in protecting our nation’s water quality. The U.S. Forest Service estimates that about two-thirds of our nation’s freshwater resources originate [...]

SFI has awarded grants to seven community-based projects to educate youth and teachers, work with landowners, and support worthy community programs.