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24 July 2020

Celebrating construction with timber – Enter your project into the Best Use of Certified Timber Prize!

Sustainable construction

Concrete, steel, cement and glass are among the most frequently used construction materials, but they emit large amounts of carbon and harm our planet. Wood does just the opposite: rather than emitting carbon, it stores it, helping us to significantly reduce our carbon footprint.

22 July 2020

Regent's Park Theatre London: timber performs perfectly

Sustainable construction

Opened in the 1930s, the theatre undertook a re-development project in 2012, using CLT for a series of buildings. In 2018, CLT took again centre stage in the construction of a new, sustainable two-storey building.

20 July 2020

Top marks for PEFC International in Dutch timber procurement assessment

PEFC system news

After a detailed review procedure, the Dutch Timber Procurement Assessment Committee (TPAC) concludes that PEFC International meets all Dutch procurement criteria for timber and recommends to continue the approval and acceptance of PEFC with regards to the Dutch procurement policy.

14 July 2020

We have a lot to thank our forests for

Forests in photos

This July, we hear from Kjell Wiklund, a runner up in our 2019 ‘Experience Forests, Experience PEFC’ photo contest. Kjell tells us about his photo ‘Forest in Furudal’ and why it is so important to take care of our forests.

10 July 2020

A treasure in the sand dunes – Australian Turtle Centre uses timber for its strength and sustainability

Sustainable construction

Mon Repos is home to the largest concentration of marine turtles on the eastern Australian mainland. The Centre recently underwent a rejuvenation, using certified glue laminated timber.​​​​

PEFC & EUDR

Discover how we're working to align with the EUDR and bring our PEFC EUDR solution to the market.

Conflict Timber

See PEFC's guidance following the announcement that all timber originating from Russia and Belarus is ‘conflict timber’.

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