Purpose-built forwarders are designed to operate effectively in difficult terrain, so why aren’t they used to suppress fires in wildfire…
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Another reason to retain forest floor litter Forest floor litter is widely regarded as a fire hazard and is often…
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Unlike most engine compartment fires in traditional mobile yellow machines (which start due to mechanical failure of a hose or…
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Working on Fire (WoF) and the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries (DEFF) have launched a support programme to improve…
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By Jaap Steenkamp, CEO of the SA Forestry Contractors Association The fire season for the 2020 summer rainfall area is…
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7 June 2020 commemorates the 2017 Knysna wildfire disaster. In many ways, the risk of a repeat thereof in the…
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In the last ten years, 153 576 hectares of plantation forest have been damaged by fire. This figure would have…
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Drastic action is required to prevent future destructive wildlfires in the southern Cape, writes Neels de Ronde in his recently…
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Fire protection associations (FPAs) in KZN are evolving beyond their traditional role of wildfire monitoring and incident management to tackle…
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Watch in awe as the US Forest Service executes a massive prescribed burn in Utah’s Fishlake National Forest. The fire…
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Fort Cox Agriculture and Forestry Training Institute (formerly known…
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Dear SA Forestry Readers, SA Forestry magazine – like…
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Download the final edition of SA forestry magazine for…
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The Sappi Saiccor mill situated in Umkomaas, KwaZulu-Natal hosted…
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Timber Festival (UK) has commissioned cutting edge musicians Erland…
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