Formed by John Ed Anthony in 1974, Anthony Timberlands, Inc. (ATI) operates five mills in southern Arkansas an...

The Arkansas Forestry Association (AFA) is a private association of firms and individuals in the forestry indu...

The Arkansas Forestry Commission (AFC) was established by Act 234 of 1931 and amended by Act 48 of 1939. Its i...

Established in 1934, the Crossett Experimental Forest (CEF) of the United States Department of Agriculture (US...

The Crossett Lumber Company (CLC) was Arkansas’s largest and most influential lumber company from its foundi...

Herman Dierks was the co-founder and two-time president of the Dierks Lumber and Coal Company, supervising its...

The Dictionary of Forestry defines “forest management” as the application of biophysical and socioeconomic...

The Ozan Lumber Company operated a number of mills across southwestern Arkansas from the late nineteenth centu...

Although Sierra Club founder John Muir championed forest conservation by setting aside large acreages, it was ...

The timber industry in Arkansas developed in all directions after the Civil War. The abundant forests of the s...

Timberfest is held the first weekend of October every year on the courthouse square in Sheridan (Grant County)...

Peter Van Winkle was a prominent lumberman and sawmill owner in northwestern Arkansas who came back from losin...

Approximately one mile east of Crossett (Ashley County), just off U.S. Highway 82, is the site of what was onc...