An Inside Look at IP's Plans for Forest Management, Conservation, and Restoration

By John Klyce

Mar 9, 2020 12:40 PM ET

By 2030, International Paper hopes to source all of its fiber from sustainably managed forests. COURTESY NEIL JOHNSON | INTERNATIONAL PAPER

Originally published by the Memphis Business Journal

“I think our journey has really been characterized by forest stewardship, at the heart of our work,” she said. “Everybody has some kind of profound experience in the forest. And to be able to go back and reflect on that, and to think about how International Paper is positively contributing to the impact, at the very start of our supply chain … it is really powerful.”

An Inside Look at IP's Plans for Forest Management, Conservation, and Restoration

By John Klyce

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