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For the third consecutive year, members of our Corporate Development organization were among the thousands who traveled to New York City last month for one of the world鈥檚 largest and most important climate gatherings, Climate Week NYC. The annual event overlaps with the United Nations General Assembly and serves as an opportunity for leaders in the public and private sectors to raise awareness and engage in important conversations around the global response to climate change. More than 1,000 official events were held across the city from Sept. 21 to 28, making this year鈥檚 Climate Week NYC the largest in its 16-year history. 好色tv鈥檚 contingent 鈥� including Paul Hossain, senior vice president and chief development officer; Alicia Robbins, vice president, Natural Climate Solutions and Business Development; Ara Erickson, vice president, Corporate Sustainability; and Vaughan Andrews, senior manager, sustainability 鈥� were in the middle of the action, traversing the city to participate in more than a half dozen formal speaking opportunities and countless other meetings, forums and networking events in support of our business and sustainability objectives. ... Read More

When Erick Cooper onboards new hires at our lumber mill in Plymouth, North Carolina, he makes sure to emphasize his favorite motto: Make safety personal. 鈥淚 tell them, 鈥業f you don鈥檛 remember anything else I go over in this week鈥檚 activities, I want you to remember one thing, and that is to make safety personal,鈥欌�� he says. 鈥淚f you make safety personal when you come to work every day, you鈥檙e going to do everything within your power to do your work the right way 鈥� the safe way.鈥� ... Read More

On Saturday, May 3, a routine equipment delivery turned into an emergency response. Contractor Greg Broadway and his team from G&H Broadway Logging, Inc. had just arrived at our Craven 16 - Big-P South tract in Craven County, North Carolina, to move a cutter to the site for a thinning job. ... Read More

A fifth-generation Montanan, Rebecca Hamilton spent nearly 30 years working in Seattle. Her journey home to Columbia Falls began with a visit to her aging parents in 2014, when she coincidentally met her future husband, Olen. Soon after, she decided to move back permanently. ... Read More

Heritage Day is an annual tradition in the tiny town of Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. Held every year on the third Saturday of August, it鈥檚 a time for reunions and reminiscing 鈥� and for celebrating the agricultural and forest products industries that continue to support and shape the region. ... Read More