Wet Woods: Flux, Flex and Change in Our Forestry (Audio Book)

Wet Woods takes readers inside the forest products industry at a time when the old rules no longer hold. Through the voices of loggers, landowners, sawmillers, and foresters, it reveals how weather, markets, and expectations have shifted—and how the people who work these woods are adapting, innovating, and holding on. From cedar swamps to sawmill floors, it’s a clear‑eyed look at a supply chain under pressure, and the ingenuity keeping it alive.

The forest products industry in the Northeast was built on predictability—predictable seasons, markets, and rules. Those days are gone. Wet Woods follows the people who harvest, haul, and mill the region’s timber as they face shifting weather, volatile prices, and changing regulations. It’s the real story of adaptation under pressure, told from muddy landings, mill floors, and kitchen tables across the working woods.

Here in our forests, nothing stays the same for long. The seasons have shifted, markets turn on a dime, and the rules of the game are being rewritten. Wet Woods brings you into the lives of the loggers, mill owners, and foresters living this change every day - facing uncertainty with skill, grit, and ingenuity. It’s a story of an industry in motion, told from deep in the working woods.