We all know the scene: a burly bearded man swings his double-bit axe at a large pine, hacking away at the trunk until it begins to crack. Slowly, the tree begins to lean. The satisfied lumberjack...
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If you own a chainsaw or are looking to buy one, you have no doubt heard of chainsaw chaps. They are the most common and most recommended piece of chainsaw protective gear--and for good reason! But...
Trees per acre, also known as TPA, is one of the most important metrics for determining the timber density of a forest. To calculate trees per acre, simply use a fixed radius plot to count trees...
Proper estimation of volume is an integral part of forest management, and when forestry is done on a small scale, it can help to look at volume on a per tree basis instead of a larger per acre basis....
What comes up must come down, including trees. You have probably found a fallen tree or two on your property after a heavy summer storm or harsh winter. Such is not uncommon for woodlot owners or...
Trees can grow so slowly it is almost imperceptible. To a casual observer, it can seem like they take centuries to regrow. It's understandable then, why we might get sad or angry when we see a...