Low-quality timber gains new value as “energy wood”

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 2011
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: David Lindsay

Tags: Energy, Forestry, Logging

Article ID#: 184

Crews of Canucks planting Sitka spruce and Douglas fir are turning British forestry on its head

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 2011
Department: Discovery
Contributors: Allan Casey

Tags: Forestry, Forests, Reforestation, Trees

Article ID#: 186

New software reveals what urban trees do for our cities

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 2011
Department: Discovery
Contributors: Fraser Los

Tags: Forestry, Software, Trees

Article ID#: 188

UBC geographer uses Google maps to help forest fire victims share their stories

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 2011
Department: Discovery
Contributors: Craille Maguire Gillies

Tags: Forestry, Google Maps, Maps, Wildfire

Article ID#: 189

When the Arctic grayling disappeared from the Beaverlodge River, it was a sign to rehabilitate its waters

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 2011
Department: Discovery
Contributors: Christopher Pollon

Tags: Alberta, Arctic grayling, Beaverlodge River, Conservation, Fish, Forestry, Forests, Pollution

Article ID#: 190

“Mother trees” use fungal systems to feed the forest

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 2011
Department: Discovery
Contributors: Cori Howard

Tags: Ecology, Forestry, Forests, Trees

Article ID#: 191

Environmentalists on one side, the forestry industry on the other. How did two groups with different aims call a truce and sign the historic Boreal Forest Agreement?

Source: Canadian Geographic, January/February 2011
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Rick Boychuk , Tobin Grimshaw

Tags: Boreal Forest, Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement, Caribou, Conservation, Forestry, Forestry Products Association of Canada, Forests, Logging

Article ID#: 182

How will the forestry industry survive fires, drought and insects?

Source: Canadian Geographic, October 2010
Department: Discovery

Tags: Climate change, Forestry, Global warming, Health, Logging, Trees

Article ID#: 48

Ontario has an ambitious plan to reforest the most populated part of Canada. But first it must grapple with landowners and fragmented landscapes

Source: Canadian Geographic, June 2010
Department: Feature stories
Contributors: Fraser Los , Eamon Mac Mahon , Tobin Grimshaw

Tags: Biodiversity, Forestry, Forests, Ontario, Reforestation

Article ID#: 81