timber industry
Commercial wood harvesting
The timber industry encompasses the commercial activities of growing, harvesting, processing, and selling wood products.
This includes logging operations, sawmills, paper manufacturing, and forestry management.
The timber industry has shaped the economy of the Pacific Northwest for over a century.
The term often appears in discussions of environmental policy and sustainable forestry practices.
- forest managementPlanned woodland stewardship
- loggingRecording system events
- old growthUndisturbed ancient forest
- stumpageStanding timber's price
- tree fellingCutting down forests
sawmilling · lumber yard · rough cut · board feet · silviculture · forests · felling · agroforestry · skidder · carpentry · clear-cutting · sawdust · joinery · log cabin · planks · plywood · cedar · woodchip
- plant industriesfloriculture, horticulture, arboriculture, viticulture, forestry
- Siberian historySiberian exile, Cossacks, furs, explorers, trappers
- AlaskaFairbanks, Juneau, Denali, Sitka, Kodiak
- ScandinaviaNorway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland
- timber industrylumber, sawmills, logging camps, lumberjacks, lumber mills
- Canadian HistoryConfederation, Rupert's Land, colonial era, colonial government, self-government
timber industryforest conservation
Protecting wooded ecosystems systematically
reforestation · tree planting · rainforest conservation · afforestation · rewilding
timber industrymining industry
Commercial mineral extraction business
fossil fuel industry · petroleum industry · fishing industry · quarrying · coal industry
timber industryinformation technology
Digital systems sector
knowledge economy · software industry · tourism industry · technology sector · service sector
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