A new Forest Practices Board report says the province needs to do more to ensure logging activity protects B.C. communities ...

If you love Swamp People, you’ll be hooked on Ax Men where real loggers face danger, mud, and mayhem in America’s wildest forests.

“To do that, they have to use heavy equipment that compacts the soil a lot more than ... scarlet oak and red maple. In the bottom land, swamp white oak, sycamores and silky dogwood are planted because ...

But the other reason, and I think this is really one of those things: the swamp creatures don't really want reform to come to the swamp. And the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia—which ...

“Non-compliant loggers are cutting down big trees outside the bounds of their logging concessions ... “This stone was surrounded by swamp. There were no trees, and the Jahai deities told ...

At one point in the free-wheeling music documentary “Swamp Dogg Gets His Pool Painted,” the eccentric 82-year-old musician is asked to describe his philosophy on life. “Just be cool ...

NBC Montana met Scott in the equipment area near the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula. He acquires much of the antique logging equipment, and helps keep it running. The Montana Woodsmen's Team ...

Police are searching for a vandal who caused $5,000 in damages to equipment at a Poconos area ... Monroe County. A logging company reported damage to its machine; investigators found tracks ...

Explore how advanced techniques and equipment work together to improve productivity and streamline the logging process. From cutting to transportation, every step is designed for optimal performance.

The speed limit on 34th Street has been reduced to 30 km/h. A large piece of logging equipment being hauled on a tractor-trailer struck the 34th Street overpass on the Sherwood Park Freeway late ...

A large piece of logging equipment being hauled on a tractor-trailer struck the 34th Street overpass on the Sherwood Park Freeway late Monday, resulting in traffic headaches during the Tuesday morning ...

Like many in the industry, Jaynes has logging in his blood. As a child, he spent weeks with his uncle managing a woodyard in Georgia. He watched the trucks come in as he scurried onto equipment to ...