Anthony Robinson

After more than 50 years as a trusted voice in the forest sector, Logging & Sawmilling Journal, like the industry it represents, is evolving. Logging and Sawmilling Journal is transitioning to a new name: Forestnet Magazine. This change reflects a fundamental reality—the business is no longer only logging and sawmilling. Today, it includes biomass and energy, pellet production, mass timber and CLT, advanced robotics and automation in manufacturing, and increasingly sophisticated, technology-driven operations across the entire value chain. It also extends beyond the industry itself. Architects, engineers, developers, policymakers, and even the general public are now part of the conversation. There is growing interest in where wood products come from—from the lumber in our homes to the paper products we use every day. The name Logging & Sawmilling Journal no longer fully reflects that reality—Forestnet Magazine does.