Rayonier Matariki Forests' environmental manager, Andy Fleming, recently discovered the rare Forget Me Not plant (Myosotis Petiolata) in Hawkes Bay forest on the East Coast of New Zealand’s North Island. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02JC4_N0

Pollinators like honey bees are essential to our ecosystem & we're proud to support their vital role in our working forests. 🐝 Learn more about the thriving relationship between pollinators and working forests: hubs.ly/Q02JCqvj0

Ensuring harvests are done in compliance with SFI Standards is what sustainability looks like. At Rayonier, we uphold rigorous standards to ensure the highest environmental stewardship in the industry. Go behind the scenes of a SFI audit: hubs.ly/Q02JCw1f0

From the soil to the canopy, our passion for forests encompasses the entire ecosystem. Our commitment to environmental stewardship begins with cultivating strong, resilient forests that thrive. Discover how our strategic management enhances forest health: hubs.ly/Q02Mf64D0

Choosing forest products not only supports sustainable management practices but also benefits the environment. From reducing carbon in the atmosphere to promoting biodiversity, forests are a natural, renewable resource that help sustain our planet. Visit: hubs.ly/Q02Mfw_B0

These vibrant blooms are more than just a splash of color—they're vital players in the tapestry of forest biodiversity. Each petal not only beautifies the landscape but also supports a complex ecosystem that sustains various forms of life. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02MfdDt0

Working at Rayonier is more than just a job; it’s an opportunity to connect with the environment and contribute to sustainable forest management. Enjoying beautiful views and immersing yourself in nature are just some of the perks. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02MfHhY0

Do you see the flags in this tree? They mark new clones that could potentially become orchard trees, seeding the next generation of forests. This technique is called top grafting & it helps us advance the quality of our trees for optimal growth. Learn how: hubs.ly/Q02MYm_60

Our forests are vibrant ecosystems teeming with diverse species. We proactively support this biodiversity. For instance, our foresters are trained to identify & protect bald eagles’ nests – like this nest spotted in Florida. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02MYRFP0

We're excited to share our 2023 Sustainability and Carbon Reports, demonstrating our commitment to the long-term health of our land and the well-being of our investors, employees, and communities. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q02P0_6y0

In 2023, our forests removed 13 million tonnes of carbon from the atmosphere. That’s equivalent to offsetting the emissions of about 3M cars! Learn more about the important role sustainable working forests play in our air quality in our carbon report: hubs.ly/Q02P0-8W0

We're excited to attend the #SAF2024Convention from Oct. 17-20, where we'll announce the winning designs from our t-shirt contest live! If you're attending #SAF24, be sure to stop by booth 423 to get your free forestry t-shirt. We hope to see you in Loveland, CO! Society of American Foresters⁣⁣⁣

Congrats to Jonda Lorenson for being recognized as a Rayonier Safety Star! As the Senior Administrative Assistant in Washington, Jonda's commitment to safety shines in everything she does. She views safety as a responsibility to be a good steward wherever you are.

We were honored to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating FSCJ’s new Commercial Vehicle Driving program at the Nassau Center. We’re proud to have worked with FSCJ over the years on initiatives that enhance workforce education opportunities in our community.

Forestry students attending #SAF24: Rayonier Scientific Programmer Jim McCarter will be one of the instructors at the hands-on workshop "Data Science for Forestry Applications with FIA" on Friday, 9/20 from 1pm - 4pm. Click here for registration details: hubs.ly/Q02PSyyL0

Thank you to the dedicated truck drivers who are vital to the forestry industry. From navigating challenging terrains with heavy loads to meeting tight schedules, these professionals are key to transporting essential forest products from the woods to mills & into our communities.

If you're attending #SAF24, don't miss Rayonier's Director of Strategic Communications, Tiffany Wilson, as a panelist on Thursday, 9/19 from 1:30pm - 3pm for the "Bridging the Gap: Communication for Forestry Professionals" discussion. More details: hubs.ly/Q02Pyv7-0

Congrats to FWC Officer Tim Sweat on his retirement after 22 years of service as a FL Game Warden in Nassau County. Tim spent many hours patrolling Rayonier lands, fostering a mutually beneficial partnership in protecting wildlife & supporting sustainable land management. MyFWC

Our employees' passion extends beyond forest care to nurturing the communities they call home. They are the heart of our community initiatives, dedicating thousands of hours to non-profit organizations and engaging in volunteer efforts like river and roadside cleanups.

We're committed to safeguarding water quality & conserving essential water sources such as rivers, aquifers & streams. Learn more about how our working forests contribute to water quality protection across the U.S.: hubs.ly/Q02PyD_Z0