Monday, 01 September 2003
SoundWood Web Release
Fauna & Flora International is pleased to announce the launch of the new SoundWood website, www.soundwood.org, as well as the Sounds of the Forest initiative in Brazil www.sonsdafloresta.org. read more …
Monday, 01 September 2003
Washington State Reconsiders FSC
State Certification Could Satisfy Huge Green Building Demand in Northwest read more …
Monday, 01 September 2003
Headquarters Move to Bonn Complete
The scheduled move of FSC headquarters from Oaxaca, Mexico to Bonn, Germany is complete. The main function of the FSC International Center (FSC-IC) in Bonn will be to coordinate FSC actions worldwide, in close contract with the Regional Offices and National Initiatives. read more …
Friday, 01 August 2003
Kinko’s Adds First FSC-Certified Paper
Kinko’s Inc. will now be offering its first FSC-certified paper product in each of its retail locations. The ENVIRONMENT Ultra Bright White® brand paper, manufactured by Neenah Paper, contains a minimum of 20 percent FSC-certified fiber. The remainder is post-consumer fiber. Kinko’s also added Neenah Paper’s 100-percent post-consumer fiber ENVIRONMENT® line for six of its resume, executive and cardstock paper offerings. read more …
Friday, 01 August 2003
FSC-U.S. Elects New Board Members
FSC-US is extremely pleased to announce the election of four new members to its Board of Directors. The newly elected members are: Mark Slezak, Timber Manager for Columbia Forest Products in Kalmath Falls, Oregon; Kent Gilges, Director of Forest Conservation Programs for The Nature Conservancy in Rochester, New York; Karen Steer, Sustainable Forestry Program Officer for Sustainable Northwest in Portland, Oregon; and Joshua Dickinson, Executive Director of the Forest Management Trust in Gainsville, Florida. Elected Directors replace retiring Board members and fill the open seat left with the departure of Ned Daly to join the FSC-US staff. read more …
Friday, 01 August 2003
EarthSource
Partner Profile - In the Business of Supplying and Educating read more …