Forest Products Association of Canada
410-99 Bank Street K1P 6B9 Ottawa, ON, Canada

By following climate-sensitive practices, properly managed forests can be a positive contributor to a Canadian climate management system. We are leaning in to support the global UN goal for Life on Land. #UnitedNations https://bit.ly/2R01VGM

Tests to replace some bitumen in asphalt roads is an important step towards achieving an efficient product made from natural, renewable material derived from Canadian forest fibre. The challenge is for a new carbon-friendly product to accommodate Canadian weather and winter road conditions. https://bit.ly/3vhEYQz

Canada’s large and diverse forests mitigate climate change by removing carbon from the atmosphere and converting it into wood. Many wood products lock stored carbon away for decades and can replace materials with a heavier carbon footprint. When harvested sites regrow, this creates an ever-growing stockpile of carbon in forests and in products that we use in our daily lives. https://bit.ly/3sL0wmW

94% of Canadas forests are publicly owned and companies operating within these lands are bound by some of the most stringent forestry regulations in the world. Canada's forest products industry has the best environmental reputation in the world. We are leaning in to support the global UN goal for Life on Land. https://bit.ly/35ZsHTW

WATCH LIVE | FPAC's President and CEO Derek Nighbor appears before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology: https://parlvu.parl.gc.ca//PowerBrowserV2/20210428/-1/35310

Canada's forest management decisions are science-based. We strive to find a use for every part of the tree. Innovative technologies turn wood chips into sustainable bioplastics. Learn more here. https://bit.ly/3fuWcoI

Canadian sustainable forest management is based on a long history of science, experience, and community involvement. That means working with nature maintaining natural processes and actively managing our forests to ensure that they continue to provide for our communities well into the future. Learn more about our plans. https://bit.ly/3mkd3ua

Climate change will continue to be one of the biggest challenges our country will face. Canada's forests that are managed sustainably and for the long-term, together with the wood products harvested from them, are key tools to support Canada’s move to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050. Learn more.... https://bit.ly/3mkd3ua See more

Canada’s sustainable forest management framework is a leading example of supporting nature-based solutions to address societal challenges, including the need to maintain biodiversity, combat climate change, and provide economic opportunities. Learn more today. https://bit.ly/3mkd3ua

Working in partnership with the federal government, Canada’s forest sector can protect jobs and create new ones, grow new markets, keep communities safer from fire, and lead our move to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050 https://www.forestryforthefuture.ca//canadas-forest-sector

Canadian forest products are already recognized as world leading, not only in quality but also in sustainability. Ensuring healthy and resilient forests, partnering with Indigenous peoples, and helping Canada tackle climate change are critical to our sector’s contribution to the economy today and in the future. https://bit.ly/3mkd3ua

Our Forest Sector: Driving Growth and Opportunity Across Canada. As one of Canada’s top economic sectors, forestry is a key driver of job creation and economic growth in every region. Learn more about our innovative, sustainable and resilient world today. https://bit.ly/3mkd3ua

It's #CanadaHistoryWeek, and we're making history Our industry has enormous potential to be a global leader in transformation and breakthrough scientific innovation, a revolution that will result in significant economic opportunity and jobs. Learn more: https://www.fpac.ca/bio-economy/

Canada's forest industry is essential for many supplies supporting public health during the COVID-19 pandemic. Did you know that includes clean water? Three-quarters of the planet’s accessible freshwater comes from forested areas. watersheds.https://www.un.org//un-desa-policy-brief-80-forests-at-t/

Did you know that paper is one of the most recycled materials in North America? Compared to other materials, paper-based goods produced in a sustainable way can be a wise choice because they come from a renewable resource #NationalRecyclingDay

"The Canadian Forestry Corps was created in November 1916 when it was determined that huge quantities of wood were needed to support Allied efforts. It is with great pride that we pay tribute to them through our support of this initiative, said Derek Nighbor. Learn more: https://www.remembranceisland.ca/

FPAC and the Royal Canadian Legion are asking Fortnite players to meet at our Vimy Ridge memorial on Remembrance Island II at 11:00 pm to conduct a moment of silence today Here's how you can join in: https://www.remembranceisland.ca/

Today, #WeRemember the Canadian Forestry Corps. Did you know approximately 24,000 Canadians served as part of the Forestry Corps in various parts of Europe, producing lumber for barracks, trenches, bridges, railway beds and other necessities during both WWI and WWII? Learn more: http://www.canadiansoldiers.com/corpsbran/forestrycorps.htm