This episode explore an article written by Alison Berry and others about the challenges loggers are facing due to climate change.

This episode explore a toolkit of strategies that are being use by people in the forest product supply chain to adapt to changes in seasonal weather patterns. Learn how landowners, foresters, loggers, truckers and mills are keeping their wheels turning despite the challenges they face.

The Northeastern Forest Products Supply Chain has had no choice but to adapt to changes in seasonal weather patterns due to climate change. This episode explore these adaptations in forest management, harvest scheduling, logging, and wood procurement.

This episode explore changes in seasonal temperature and precipitation patterns, with an emphasis on impacts of the forest products supply chain in Vermont.

This is part of a series on the Forest Business School book After Wood: Routes to Retirement. This episode tells the story of a 45-year old sawmill owner named Ryan and how he is preparing for his retirement.

This is part of the series on the Forest Business School book After Wood: Routes to Retirement. This episode tells the story of a 35-year old consulting forester name Gert and how she is planning for her retirement.

Earlier this year the Forest Business School published After Wood: Routes to Retirement. This book is an introductory guide to retirement planning for small business owners in forestry and forest products. This episode is the first in a series on that book. It tackles the problem of figuring out how much money you need to retire.

Participants in the FBS Linchpin program for key employees had an interesting discussion of accountability in the workplace. This episode shares their thoughts.