TIMBER
thoroughly check working conditions and forest independent companies should regularly and
many varied species continue to thrive. that the forest remains healthy and that its Responsible game management helps ensure ecological balance and impact how trees grow. in different ways and could tilt the forest’s deer or bore, each species effects the forest game management. Whether that be elks, to teach forest-owners about responsible Forest consultants also have a responsibility management processes.
The tech revolution
and whether the roads are suitable for heavy we need to put the timber once it’s harvested trees that we want to grow and protect, where can identify small marshes and water holes, damage and accurately map the forest. We allowing us to quickly identify areas of storm boundaries are. They also save so much time, forest our forest-owners have and where their consultants! Drones help us see just how much everyone’s lives – not least forest-owners and The technological revolution has changed
machinery and trucks.
is and what the suggested plans are for the different species of trees, how old the wood much wood is below, the percentage of plan showing (amongst other things) how a smart device and overlaid onto a forest This footage can also be incorporated into
future. Overcoming challenges
can kill a tree in as little as two to four and water the tree needs to survive. They under bark, cutting off the supply of food potentially devastating pest which tunnel proliferation of bark beetle: a common and With warmer weather comes the the right species in the right place. on beneath the surface to ensure you plant look at water table levels and what’s going droughts, which is why it’s so important to forest fires can be problematic, as are challenge. Forest fires and/or the risk of The climate is a constant, ever-evolving
weeks.
management, including ensuring that the strictly maintaining best practice forest At Södra, we combat them by
regular thinning. We never use any form of the acreage and carrying out responsible, number of trees growing is appropriate for
to not only exterminate the bark beetle but released by a t
may better plan ahead. learn more abo
ons n ahead.
We owe it to futur generatio
t to future Timber’s sustainability credentials, durability
increase. This is a good thing, of course, its demand wil to meet enviro and flexibility (
atmosphere and helps reduce the overall sequesters harmful carbon dioxide from the and makes com
this counts for little unless the timber being carbon footpri
and provenance of the timber you buy and managed forests, so be sure of the quality used has come
sell. Our future depends on it. BMJ e depends on it.
ce of the timber you buy and sts, so be sure of the quality e from sustainable, responsibly little unless the timber being nt of a building project. But nd helps reduce the overall mful carbon dioxide from the mplete sense. After all, timber s a good thing, of course, ll inevitably continue to onmental needs) means (coupled with the need inability credentials, durability
attract bark beetle with endorphins typically chemical deter
out their activity so that we terminate the bark beetle but tree in distress. This helps us eetle with endorphins typically rrent but instead lay traps and ng. We never use any form of nd carrying out responsible, es growing is appropriate for
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