Noticias Nacionales e Internacionales

Patagonia Argentina | Researchers assert that the native forests of Ñire are resistant to climate change

The response capacity and vulnerability of forests to drought and climate change vary between different biomes. Knowing the responses of trees to drought provides key information about forest resilience and changes in species distribution. We share the analysis of specialists from INTA Argentina, Pablo Peri.

190-meter-high concrete and wood giant: what it will look like and where the tallest hybrid building in the world will be erected

With more than 7,000 cubic meters of wood, it will be the first “carbon negative” skyscraper. The work includes the use of glued cross-laminated wood and also laminated veneer. It will have 245 apartments, hanging gardens and commercial areas

These are the 10 tallest trees that exist in the world

The tallest trees that exist in the world are a spectacle of nature that will reveal another side to this type of elements. We do not give importance to the presence of trees, we do not take care of the environment as it deserves at this time when everything is moving in the right direction.

Pilcaniyeu is committed to reusing water for forestry purposes

In an innovative project developed in Pilcaniyeu, work is being done on the reuse of treated effluents for forestry purposes

Successful Entre Ríos Forestry Conferences Consolidate Their Prestige in Argentina

In an event that brought together an impressive number of participants and was held with great success, the Entre Ríos Forest Days once again demonstrated their relevance at the regional and national level. This event, considered a classic in the Argentine forestry sector and one of the most important in the country, has consolidated its prestige over the years.

Forest Tourism

The most famous trees that amaze tourists in Argentina

Yakisugi: the Japanese technique that is all the rage in architecture and decoration

Also known as Shou-Sugi-Ban, this technique dates back to the 16th century and its name comes from “yaki” (burning) and “sugi” (cypress). Today linden, pine, maple or oak are usually used.

APICOFOM plans to build a wooden building to promote the benefits of the material, its resistance and architectural adaptation

The process for the project began with training given by Brazilian professionals specialized in wood construction from the firm KATA OFFSITE. The activity is part of the actions that the entity carries out to promote and consolidate innovation in the use of this raw material.

Pine resin | Innovation and development of a dynamic activity with high productivity in Argentine Mesopotamia

“In the last 10 years, production has been experiencing growth that is worth highlighting, both in production, export, and with innovation processes in extraction and harvest techniques, as well as in international marketing,” the producer and forestry consultant Matias Gyukits