Timber Standard

The Timber Standard is a set of regulations that ensure wood products are sourced responsibly from sustainably managed forests. It requires companies to verify that their timber comes from forests that are harvested in a way that maintains ecological health, conserves biodiversity, and respects local communities. By adhering to these standards, businesses demonstrate environmental responsibility and help promote the sustainable use of forest resources. Essentially, it’s a framework that promotes transparency and accountability in the timber supply chain, ensuring consumers receive products that are environmentally conscious and ethically sourced.