This installment of our Outside Voice series features Kerry Cesareo, who leads a portfolio of strategic initiatives in pursuit of World Wildlife Fund’s goal to conserve the world’s most important forests. Here’s her view on global forest management.
Our 2019 sustainability report highlights our progress and long-term strategy in safety, efficiency, environmental responsibility and corporate citizenship. Learn more about how we are reducing waste, increasing efficiency and giving back to our communities.
The second installment of our Outside Voice series features Mike Wallace of BrownFlynn, an ERM Group company. As an expert on sustainability reporting, Wallace shares his view on why transparency matters for every business.
Our Johnsonburg Mill is returning nutrient-rich byproducts to land stripped by more than a century of coal mining. Today, thanks to our land restoration efforts, the area is teeming with wildlife and vegetation. Learn more.
Can a bike ride raise awareness of green jobs in Canada? Zac Wagman of Project Learning Tree Canada hopes so. Take a look at his visit with silviculture summer students from our Dryden Mill.
Are you guilty of wishcycling? Find out why the practice is harmful to our planet and to our local recycling programs, and learn how you can avoid it.
Now in its 63rd year, Domtar’s Conservation Camp teaches Dryden High School students about the benefits of resource management, conservation and environmental sustainability. Learn more about this year’s camp in Dryden, Ontario.
Is paper sustainability fact or fiction? Find out the truth about the sustainability of our industry and the thousands of everyday Domtar paper products as we debunk five common paper myths.
When Catherine Summerell accepted an internship at Domtar, she didn’t know it would lead to a thriving biomaterials career. Find out how our internship program prepared her for long-term success in our BioMaterials group.
Outside Voice, our new series, kicks off with Tensie Whelan of NYU’s Center for Sustainable Business discussing the way government, industry and nonprofits can combat climate change. Read on.