The naturally:wood newsletter is available online. Stories highlight new research highlighted by naturally:wood points to strong links between biophilic design in mass timber buildings and improved occupant wellbeing. A post-occupancy study by Happy Cities at Kelowna’s Exchange buildings found that 87% of respondents reported higher mental wellbeing, 61% improved physical wellbeing, and 74% better collaboration—adding to growing evidence that exposed wood interiors can support healthier, more productive workplaces. Meanwhile, mass timber is also making a visible mark on public infrastructure. The newly opened terminal expansion at Kelowna International Airport features a striking prefabricated timber roof and a distinctive “waffle” wood ceiling, highlighting local craftsmanship and the use of B.C.-sourced materials. Together, the research and project underscore the dual promise of mass timber—enhancing both human experience and construction innovation—while reinforcing connections to B.C.’s forest sector supply chain.