Weyerhaeuser Campaign Weyerhaeuser is the biggest lumber producer in North America, with a presence in 18 countires including major operations throughout Canada's boreal forest. With $20 billion in annual sales, they also import timber from tropical rainforests, and log on public lands in the US. Over 80,000 square km (50,000 square miles) of Canada's forests lay open to Weyerhaeuser.
					Background Information Overview Weyerhaeuser is North America's top logger of old-growth and endangered forests. (read more) First Nations Weyerhaeuser pollutes and destroys the lands of First Nations such as the people of Grassy Narrows. (read more...) Labour Weyerhaeuser eliminates jobs through automation, outsourcing, downsizing, and union-busting. (read more...) Current Status Weyerhaeuser, a US-owned corporation, continues to destroy Canada's intact forests. (read more...)
	Weyerhaeuser Campaign News & Archives
		SEATTLE PROTEST March 31, 2004 -- (Seattle, WA) Five activists and four by-standers appeared in court today, facing charges of Criminal Sabotage for hanging a "Wake Up Weyerhaeuseron" banner on Feb, 19. (read more...) February 19, 2004 -- (Seattle, WA) Today, members of the Forest Action Network (FAN) and Rainforest Action Network (RAN) staged an action in downtown Seattle, hanging a 2,400 sq. ft. banner reading "Wake up Weyerhaeuser." (read more...)
				2004 Forest Action Network