Category Archives: Forestry

Financial Crises and Forestry Financial Myopia (again)

Posted on October 13, 2021 by cjkperley

Our land use ‘strategies’ are often no more than a dedication to financial tactics. It creates fragility and blinds us to potential futures. Is forestry quietly waiting in front of the spreadsheets without bothering to look outside? Continue reading →

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New Zealand Forestry: Getting off the Love affair with Simple

Posted on October 5, 2021 by cjkperley

The British Columbian forestry sector imploded through 2018-2020. There are lessons here for New Zealand and elsewhere. Continue reading →

Posted in Forestry, Land Use, Land use policy, Reimagining, Resilience Thinking, Strategic thinking, Thought Pieces, Wicked Problems | Tagged , , | 2 Comments