Dainis Dauksta is a seasoned consultant at Woodknowledge Wales, bringing over 25 years of extensive experience in forestry and the design of timber structures. His deep-rooted passion lies in exploring the intricate relationship between developed societies and their forests, with a focus on promoting sustainable...
Dainis Dauksta is a seasoned consultant at Woodknowledge Wales, bringing over 25 years of extensive experience in forestry and the design of timber structures. His deep-rooted passion lies in exploring the intricate relationship between developed societies and their forests, with a focus on promoting sustainable practices that benefit both the environment and society. Currently, Dainis is spearheading the 'Home Grown Homes' project, an initiative dedicated to identifying barriers and opportunities for the utilization of local timber in social housing. This project not only aims to enhance the integration of locally sourced timber in construction but also seeks to address critical issues such as sustainability, energy efficiency, and climate change.
Dainis’s expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of skills, including project management, research, and environmental awareness, which he leverages to foster innovative solutions within the forestry and construction sectors. His work emphasizes the importance of sustainable forestry practices and the role of timber as a renewable resource in combating climate change. By advocating for the best utilization of forests, Dainis aims to create a harmonious balance between societal needs and environmental stewardship. Through his contributions to Woodknowledge Wales, he is committed to advancing the dialogue on timber's role in sustainable development, ensuring that the benefits of local timber resources are recognized and harnessed for future generations.
