The future of Southern U.S. forests depends in large part on decisions made today by family forest owners, who account for 62 percent of privately owned forestland in the region.

As grizzly bear populations in western Canada make their way into winter hibernation this month scientists in Alberta are embarking on their next phase of field research.

SFI and Scouts Canada have announced a new partnership aimed at strengthening and expanding their mutual goals for environmental stewardship.

UL Environment, a business unit of Underwriters Laboratories (UL), has issued a new UL Standard (UL 175) for Sanitary Paper Products.

SFI was recognized this week for the greatest increase in forest certification of the PEFC national members at the PEFC General Assembly.

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.