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| Paul Kuster was with the BC Forest Service from 1971 to 2005.
During his last 16 years, he was district manager of the Squamish
Forest District. Just before he retired in September 2005 he agreed
to share his insights on leadership and evolution of forest
management in B.C. Click on excerpts below to see the video
interview. Please note all videos on the Ministry web site are to be used for historical purposes only. Download in the evening for the quickest downloading time. To purchase a DVD of this video contact Government Publications at 1:800-663-6105. Due to files being very large,
this video has been split into 8 parts. Part 2 (16629 KB), Instead of managing forests for farming purposes we are managing forests for a multitude of different resource values. Part 3 (3918 KB), We are not second fiddle to any other place in the world. Part 4 (8723 KB), In order to make sure everybody is understanding what you are intending to say the best setting is mother nature’s classroom. Part 5 (4956 KB), A wildfire season like no other. Part 6 (4647 KB), By being out and practicing forestry on the ground you are able to make a difference for generations to come. Part 7 (5548 KB), You have to have people working with you because they enjoy working with you. Part 8 (3923 KB), I have had one of the most remarkable jobs that anybody can imagine. View other Ministry videos. |
