Category: Associations

The Society of Irish Foresters is an all-island organisation which was founded in September 1942. Its main aims are to spread knowledge of forestry and to improve professional standards in the Irish forestry industry. To that end the Society publishes an annual scientific journal and a twice yearly newsletter, organises…

The plantation forestry industry’s influence extends well beyond its direct impacts. Forestry andlogging are closely intertwined with the rest of the economy and society. This includes jobs, and the incomes it provides, its links to other industries, the impact it has on rural and urban centres and the environment

The aim of Forest Industry Contractors Association moving forward will be to partner with other forestry entities and work in collaboration to support the growth, capability and promotion of the forestry industry throughout New Zealand and to give a common voice on relevant issues and to foster development and improvement…

The Forestry Sector Council is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to developing a skilled and professional workforce for the Nova Scotia forest industry. We collaborate with our partners to identify and solve labour challenges and pursue advancement in human resource innovation and capacity building.

The Canadian Woodlands Forum, is a not-for profit membership based organization recognized for its commitment to effective, quality woodlands operations in support of sustainable forest management. The CWF is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors who commit their time to ensure that members benefit from the work done by…

The mission at the Forestry Safety Society of Nova Scotia is to develop and deliver cost effective, quality training programs. These programs will ensure a safe work environment and a skilled work force for the Forestry Industry of Nova Scotia, in compliance with Industry and Government regulations.