Woodland News

Here, FORECON’s Director of Business Development and Chief Forester, Jason Wenrich engages with a future fellow natural resources professional at Penn State University’s career fair.

Whether a given tree is intended for retention during a scheduled harvest event – or marked for removal – once a tree is cut, the stump is all that remains.

Penn State University recently held its Spring Career Day.

Quietly measuring standing timber in the highlands of western Pennsylvania, Mike White froze as he heard brush cracking just feet from his working position.

Reframing this chart as “CPI in perspective” highlights the volatile markets U.S. natural resource producers and resource-dependent manufacturers successfully navigate while serving global demands for energy and fiber each day.

Submitted for your consideration… a sticky-note from a local resident in the remote, big woods region of Northcentral PA.

As our team greets the new year with refreshed focus toward opportunities ahead, we reflect fondly, and with a spirit of congratulations on three long-time FORECON colleagues who began retirement in late 2022.

We’re thrilled to share that Gabriel Cavallaro has joined FORECON, supporting our Falconer, New York office’s forest management, conservation, and consulting operations.

In this segment of your Woodland News we wanted to touch on a few aspects of the hardwood marketplace you might find interesting, including relationships between pricing, inflation, other economic indicators, and some species-specific observations related to export-demand-seasonality.  We hope you enjoy this segment!

We’re pleased to share that Shawn Knauff has joined FORECON’s Appraisal and Valuation Team.