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Beetle Kill Pine table for Missoula Catholic Schools
We just finished up this beautiful beetle kill pine table for a donation to Missoula Catholic Schools. This table will be available to bid on during their annual fund raiser. Turned out pretty sweet.
read moreThe Next 100 Years of Forests in the U.S. – Growing the Forests We Want and Need
Source: Dovetail Partners inc. The Forest Service recently released the report “Future of America’s Forests and Rangelands”,[1] providing an extensive examination of the next 50 years (2010-2060) of natural resource pressures and potential changes in forests of the...
read moreForest Service Chief: Management protects rural economies and communities
Source: U.S. Forest Service U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell testified before a House subcommittee today on the economic value generated by the nation’s forests during a time of increased fire activity, encroaching development, pests and disease. Talking to the...
read moreBeetle Kill Pine Slab Liquidation
Now until gone we're liquidating every slab in stock. $150.00 each Specs: Beetle Kill Ponderosa Pine Kiln Dried to 6-8% Sanded on both faces Random widths and random lengths available By appointment only 406.235.1020
read moreOur newest distributor in Denver, CO
We’re very excited to announce our newest distributor, T&G Flooring located in Denver, CO. They pride themselves on educating their clients on the appropriate flooring that individually suits their customers' specific lifestyles. . Purchasing a hardwood floor is...
read moreWood: “The Most Technologically Advanced Building Material In The World”
Source: Treehugger Michael Green is known to TreeHuggers as the author of The Case for Tall Wood Buildings. However when he spoke at the Wood Solutions Fair in Toronto it became clear that he is perhaps the material’s greatest proselytizer , both in his speaking and...
read moreThe Nature Conservancy Supports Stewardship Contracting Benefiting Forests and Jobs
Source: Garden News The Nature Conservancy commends the House Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on Conservation, Energy, and Forestry for highlighting the links between forest health and rural economies. Restoring public lands through science-based, active...
read moreAsian importers meet with western Montana wood products companies
Source: Missoulian Blue-stained pine and beetle-killed trees dominated the morning discussion at a local business Monday, where a delegation of Chinese and South Korean wood importers continued their Montana tour. With tariffs placed on wood exports from Russia and...
read moreMontana wildfire costs could double as housing grows, report says
Source: Missoulian If Montana’s forest fringes continue filling with houses, wildland firefighting costs could double, according to a report by the Bozeman-based Headwaters Economics. “Protecting homes is a major cost and safety issue in fighting fire,” said...
read moreCircle Sawn Douglas Fir Flooring
Looking for a low maintenance floor? Want a rustic but yet contemporary appearance? Textured flooring is the new trend for home owners and commercial buildings looking to combine low maintenance, rustic appeal, and elegant allure. Our Mountain Collection of...
read moreHand Selected Beetle Kill Blue Stain Pine
A common question we get is "why does your beetle kill pine have so much more blue stain and character than what I find at the local lumber yard"? Most beetle kill pine products on the market are sourced from large sawmills using traditional logging practices. Most of...
read moreWhy we live in Montana
Just a reminder why we live in Montana http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_popout&v=BUOQ_yPW_0s Photo compliments of: Big Sky Country Photos
read moreACES puts forest health in the spotlight
Source: BY JANET URQUHART - ASPEN TIMES · IMAGE BY DAVE POWELL, USDA FOREST SERVICE, BUGWOOD.ORG The Aspen Center for Environmental Studies has developed a four-minute, animated short film, “What’s Happening in Our Forest?” to raise awareness about forest-health...
read moreSticker Shock: The “hidden” costs of wildfire — and who gets stuck with the tab
Source: NFPA Recent wildfire seasons have provided mainstream media with plenty of material for dramatic images and attention-grabbing headlines, some more accurate than others. We often worry that misleading coverage can deliver the wrong message to the public, but...
read morePine beetle infesting new B.C. tree species
Source: CBC News The mountain pine beetle is on the move to higher elevations and threatening new species of trees and entire sensitive forest ecosystems, according to a new study. The resilient beetle has wreaked havoc mainly on lodge pole pine in B.C., ruining 18...
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