As the economic growth of Asian countries in the past decade has made the region a driving force impacting wood trade, a two-day conference at the World Forestry Center looks to shed light on the future of the region.
As the economic growth of Asian countries in the past decade has made the region a driving force impacting wood trade, a two-day conference at the World Forestry Center looks to shed light on the future of the region.
Changing Dynamics of the Asia-Pacific Wood Trade takes place at the World Forestry Center in Portland, Ore., March 1–2.
Topics include the China log and lumber import trade, the future of India’s wood trade, Russian roundwood exports and U.S. Pacific Northwest log exports.
Registration costs $975 and can be completed online.
