Sustainable Timber

Sustainable timber refers to wood that is harvested in a way that preserves forest health, biodiversity, and ecosystems for future generations. It involves responsible forestry practices such as selective logging, replanting trees, and managing forests to prevent deforestation and habitat loss. Certified sustainable timber often carries labels like FSC or PEFC, indicating it has met strict environmental and social standards. Using sustainable timber helps reduce environmental impact, supports local communities, and ensures that forests continue to provide resources, clean air, and wildlife habitats now and in the future.