SCIENCEx Forest Products week: An in-depth look at our forest products
A Forest Products Laboratory employee giving a tour to local middle-schoolers in Madison, Wis. (USDA Forest Service photo)
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Join the SCIENCEx team and learn how agency scientists pioneer new and better uses for products — from skyscrapers to energy to plastics —from…
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Around the Forest Service: October 2023
WASHINGTON, DC—After it died in 2019, a Stanislaus National Forest giant sequoia got its second life when it was used for a memorial on the forest and turned into a custom-made table for Chief Moore.In mid-October, the agency celebrated National Forest Products Week and the bounty forests provide.I spy an amazing view. Chris Doupnik's photo of fog on the Chattooga River District, Chattahoochee-…
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Forest products of the future
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Bags of firewood are lined up on the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California timber yard in Gardnerville, Nevada. The tribe delivers the firewood to tribal elders and those in need across the state. Thanks to a USDA Forest Service Wood Products…
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Forest products support healthy forests
Fall colors on the Superior National Forest show a diverse forested landscape. (Forest Service photo by Steve Robertsen)
When you work with wood products, every week is forest products week! But this week, October 15-21, 2023, is when we take a moment to celebrate National Forest Products…