Forestry Uncut gives voice to the people, issues, and aspirations shaping forestry today, offering the public a clearer view of the industry while providing space for forestry professionals to share their stories in their own words.
A podcast dedicated to uncovering the raw truths and realities of the forestry sector, hosted by Forest Nova Scotia's Executive Director Todd Burgess.
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Forestry Uncut gives voice to the people, issues, and aspirations shaping forestry today, offering the public a clearer view of the industry while providing space for forestry professionals to share their stories in their own words.
A podcast dedicated to uncovering the raw truths and realities of the forestry sector, hosted by Forest Nova Scotia's Executive Director Todd Burgess.
In this episode, we explore the pull of Nordic culture and its advanced forestry technologies. The Finns are the rockstars of forestry, and are shaping the future of sustainable forestry. Erin discusses the differences and potential collaborations between Canada and Nordic countries, emphasizing the importance of innovation, market development, and sustainable practices in the forestry industry. *Note to listener: Since the recording of this episode Stephen Moore is no longer the Executive Director of Forest Nova Scotia. Key Takeaways:Nordic Influence and Innovations:Nordic countries, like Finland, lead in sustainable forestry practices and innovative technologies such as unmanned airships and LiDAR, which provide detailed forest data.Jiri Jormakka from Finland highlights the advanced data collection and processing capabilities of airships, which can classify forest species and conditions down to a square inch. Canada's Forestry Market:Canada has vast forests but lacks the market development and cohesive value chains seen in Nordic countries.Jamie Stephen of Torchlight Bioresources points out that Canada's forestry industry can learn from Nordic countries' focus on climate leadership and energy security.Collaboration and Learning:Finnish delegates emphasize the importance of trust and cooperation across the entire forestry value chain, a key aspect Canada could adopt.There are opportunities for collaboration, such as Nova Scotia’s new trade partnership with Finland, to enhance local forestry practices and market growth.Innovative Solutions and Challenges:Stephen Moore advocates for leveraging local resources and creating community-owned infrastructure to benefit the economy and environment.Jamie Stephen discusses innovative solutions like offshore CO2 storage and the integration of wind and bioenergy, drawing parallels to successful Nordic models.Guests:Jaime Stephen, PhD: Managing Director, TorchLight Bioresources www.torchlightbioresources.comJiri Jormakka: COO Kelluu https://kelluu.com/ -------------------------Forest Nova Scotia is the largest forestry organization in the province. Members include woodlot owners, sawmills, contractors and pulp and paper companies. Find out more about us and what we do at www.forestns.ca. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forestnovascotia/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/forest-nova-scotia/?originalSubdomain=caForestry Uncut is produced by Story Studio Network. www.storystudionetwork.com/
Forestry Uncut
Forestry Uncut gives voice to the people, issues, and aspirations shaping forestry today, offering the public a clearer view of the industry while providing space for forestry professionals to share their stories in their own words.
A podcast dedicated to uncovering the raw truths and realities of the forestry sector, hosted by Forest Nova Scotia's Executive Director Todd Burgess.
