Forestry
Acres Of Opportunity
Rayonier is built upon our ability to grow and manage a healthy, abundant renewable resource: trees. We maximize yields on our more than 2.8 million acres of timberland thanks to our advanced silviculture practices, research, industry-leading tree genetics and the passion of our people deploying market driven precision silviculture.
Did you know?
Wood Makes it Possible
Did you know wood is in thousands of products we use every day? It's in the obvious places, like the frames of our houses, but it's also where you would least expect it, like tires in our cars and bicycles; LCD screens; and bath products like shampoo and toothpaste. Imagine how many conveniences wood makes possible in your life!
Learn more about Rayonier Forestry
As our slogan goes, Rayonier Forestry is so much More than trees! Come along with our foresters as they share how we manage our forests, protect wildlife and the environment, and plan for the future.
Ebony Presha’s role is focused on creating greater forestry career awareness and expanding diversity at Rayonier. Ebony Presha recently spent a week at Alabama A&M University talking about forestry with students at the historically Black school. Many of the bright students the Rayonier Human Resources Specialist met were working on biology or environmental science degrees...
The support employees, who do not work in the field, got to experience what it’s like to plant a forest of baby trees under the watchful eye of our foresters at this team-building event. YULEE, Fla.—It wasn’t bad for first-timers: a group of about 50 Rayonier support employees came together to plant thousands of trees...
Rayonier Research Biometrician Stephanie Patton explains what a Forest Biometrician does and what it takes to become one.
The in-house research team not only stays on top of the latest research, but conducts research projects of their own to address challenges in our forests.
At every stage in the lifecycles of our trees, we take careful measures to ensure the sustainability of our forests and the wildlife, soils and water within them.