While timber prices have shown signs of decline in 2025, Arkansas’ forestry sector continues to demonstrate resilience, innovation and economic significance across the state and the broader southeastern United States
The University of Arkansas at Monticello will offer a Ph.D. in forest resources in the spring 2026 semester, following recent approval from the Higher Learning Commission
Rayonier and PotlatchDeltic will merge in an all-stock merger of equals, creating a leading domestic land resources owner and top-tier lumber manufacturer
Current lumber prices have reportedly caused officials to temporarily shut down the mill
Arkansas’ tree growth is outpacing removals, but the abundance doesn’t just signal a rich timber supply — it also increases the risks for disease, pests and wildfires
The University of Arkansas at Monticello is offering $7,000 scholarships to for four students pursuing a graduate certificate in forest business – a program that blends economics, sustainability and industry expertise to prepare tomorrow’s forest leaders
Georgia-Pacific earned its spot for its high-quality lumber and plywood products, which are sustainably harvested and manufactured in Arkansas
