News & Updates

Canada’s Forest Trust Corporation partners with Brinkman Reforestation to reduce CO2

Jun
9
Jun
9

Brinkman is proud to have partnered with Canada’s Forest Trust in their efforts to grow forests and tackle climate change.

Mongolia’s Ambassador to Canada meets with Judi Tetro, COO of Brinkman Reforestation Ltd, and Dirk Brinkman, Founder of Brinkman Group, to discuss potential collaborations to support Mongolia’s “Billion Trees” movement

May
17
May
17

During the meeting, they discussed forestation, tree planting, and potential cooperation to support the “Billion Trees” national movement initiated by the President of Mongolia, Khurelsukh Ukhnaa.

Brinkman Congratulates West Fraser for Two Billion Trees Planted

Feb
8
Feb
8

In recognition of the West Fraser’s two billionth tree planted.

 

Cheakamus Community Forest Featured in the Narwhal

Aug
27
Aug
27

Title Image Leigh Joseph, a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) ethnobotanist, harvests devil's club in the Cheakamus River watershed near Whistler, B.C. Photo by Alana Peterson

CONGRATULATIONS! Erik Brinkman Executive MBA Valedictorian

Jun
30
Jun
30

CONGRATULATIONS to Erik Brinkman, our Chief Administrative Officer, who completed his SFU Beedie School of Business, Executive MBA! And double congratulations on being nominated Valedictorian of the 2021 SFU Business Faculty Graduates for his academic achievements.

Brinkman Signs Sustainability Partnerships in Colombia with Coolechera and CATIE

Jun
7
Jun
7

Brinkman Colombia partners with Coolechera, the largest milk producer cooperative in the Atlantic Region, and CATIE, the Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center, to strengthen climate enhanced silvopasture farming practices with farmers for the Colombian Caribbean. 

Dirk Brinkman Scheduled as the Keynote Speaker at Forests Ontario’s 2021 Conference on Reforestation in Canada

Jan
30
Jan
30
Masters of the "Bushido" Tree-Planting Technique

Read the story here.

 

Forest Foods Featured in The Narwhal

Jan
22
Jan
22

A B.C. Indigenous group has been working to bring its territory back to life and create a replicable model for restoration following the devastating 2017 Elephant Hill fire. But it can take a century for forests to recover and climate change adds to the timeline.

Brinkman featured on CBC News

Oct
17
Oct
17

"It’s a great time to be a tree planter, as there is a huge need to reforest areas harvested and burned down by wildfires"

It takes the stamina of an athlete to run up the side of a steep mountain the way Lann Dickson does.

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