Addressing phytosanitary standards is an important part of the China market development program, as barriers or delays can seriously hinder the competitiveness of B.C. wood products. A case in point is the issue of pinewood nematode (PWN)—a parasitic worm that...
Read MoreB.C.’s largest forestry trade mission to Asia brought together more than 60 delegates from government, First Nations, industry, and labour....
Read MoreFrom traditional woodworking practices to modern forest management, First Nations knowledge and leadership are key to sustainability and innovation in...
Read MoreJust like in B.C., coffee houses are popular venues in India for casual meetings, remote work, and connecting with friends....
Read MoreOngoing work to support building code changes is an important part of the market development program, as it opens up...
Read MoreThis year, the Construction Foundation of BC (CFBC) delivered Good Talk in the Forest—a powerful youth engagement initiative centered around...
Read MoreOver the past year, 475 professionals attended 40 UBC CAWP events, organized into three programs: Timber Tech Connect (TTC) events,...
Read MoreEnshi, in central China, is a major cultural region that attracts more than 20 million tourists a year to learn...
Read MoreDemonstration projects using wood are often built as a test of the feasibility of wood construction—a pre-commercial undertaking. Case studies,...
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