Studies have proven that log salvaging has an environmental benefit. In a report written by Michael Robertson, British Columbia Conservation Data Centre, it was noted that, “underwater logging has increased the nutrients in the water, actually providing a...
Did you know… In a location with snowy winters, the logging process began in the fall when a team of men hauled tools upstream into the timbered area, chopped out a clearing, and constructed crude buildings for a logging camp. In the winter when things froze...
During the log drive heyday, logs were floated downriver to be processed. Visitors to the Logs End showroom often ask how the lumber barons companies were able to identify the seemingly endless flow of logs. Thus enters the lumber baron stamps (aka timber mark)...
Arbor Week is celebrated each year in Ontario starting on the last Friday in April and ending on Mother’s Day. “The important role trees play in our lives was recognized as early as April 10, 1872. On that day, ecophilanthropist J. Sterling Morton founded Arbor...
Did you know Canada’s provinces and territories have official or provincial tree emblems? During an Arbour Week tour, many of the participants were shocked to discover our Arboreal Emblems. As such, the team at Logs End thought a quick post of Canada’s...
