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Ministry of Forests & Range Forms Index
Description: Provides detailed search capabilities for BC Ministry of Forest and Range publications. Note: When you enter this website, the URL pre-selects the search criteria; therefore, all you have to do is click the Search button.
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Alternately, you can choose from the following links to attain the forms:
University of Northern British Columbia
Description: Provides information on a variety of Continuing Education opportunities in Silviculture and Wildlife Danger Trees.
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Ministry of Environment, Environmental Stewardship Division
Description: The Environmental Stewardship Division works to develop, promote and measure achievement of provincial goals for the conservation of living resources, manages protected areas, and provides park, fish and wildlife recreation services.
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Dead Tree Website
Description: An Information Source for Wildlife Trees, Snags, and Coarse Woody Debris.
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WorkerSafeBC
Description: In the event of work-related injuries or diseases, WorkSafeBC works with the affected parties to provide return-to-work rehabilitation, compensation, health care benefits, and a range of other services.
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Wild BC
Description: Wild BC's mission is to increase the environmental literacy of British Columbians by providing education and stewardship opportunities that foster appreciation, knowledge, and understanding and responsible actions for the natural world.
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Forest Practices Branch Wildlife Tree Publications
Description: Provides links to Wildlife Trees and Coarse Woody Debris publications published by the Forest Practices Branch.
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Ponderosa Pine Snags: Exploring Alternatives to Falling and Limbing Using Explosives to Reduce Blow-down Concerns and Maintain Structural Forest Habitat for Wildlife
Description: Ponderosa pine trees killed by mountain pine beetle were topped using explosives to minimize the likelihood of blow-down hazards and maintain the potential of standing snags to serve as habitat to wildlife. The objectives of this project were to 1) demonstrate and document the technique on digital video, 2) examine safety aspects, 3) estimate costs for larger scale topping projects, and 4) understand the appropriate application of the technique.
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