

Choose a job you love
My name is Cassandra Bananish, and I am a bilingual Indigenous woman with a passion for the forest. I am from Longlac 58 First Nation and...


Age diversification in forestry
The forest industry is well aware of the importance of diversity when it comes to forest management through the general understanding of...
2021 Year in Review
Well, another year has come and gone and the Women in Wood community continues to grow and support one another. More than 2,500 women...


A Rookie in Forestry
Rookie, greener, newbie. Maybe these words apply to you, or they are a throwback to your first job. Either way, being a beginner is a...


Ladies who lunch...in the bush
Jess Sheppey is a Woman in Wood who started out in the resort and ski industry across Canada before pursuing a career in forestry. Jess...


Unique pathways
My name is Catherine Langille and I am a young Indigenous woman from Seine River First Nation who currently resides in Thunder Bay...


Doing what makes you happy
My name is Shania Johnston, I am 25 years old; I currently operate a grapple skidder and am new to the logging/ forestry world. I...


Digging in to urban forestry
Hi Women in Wood! My name is Natalie, and I am an Urban Forester! There....I said it! When I was attending University, urban forestry was...

Ladies of Landsat
Ladies of Landsat is a Twitter-based organization that got its start officially in 2018. Led by a group of women hoping to increase...


Putting your name forward
When I meet new people, the second question I inevitably get (the first one being if they pronounced my name correctly), is where my name...