The importance of historical resources can sometimes be forgotten. Kurtis and I discuss the importance of finding, protecting and recording archaeological discoveries before human disturbance takes place.
#12-Q and A with Derrick Kreger-Smith
Question and answer time. Derrick has a list of questions he was asked a few years back from the internet and we try to give relevant answers. Questions from how we decide what to cut, whether or not cutblocks are detrimental to the ecosystem, pine beetle, to does a bear shit in the woods. Good stuff.
#11-Caribou with Gilbert Proulx
#10-Wood Technology with Dalibor Houdek
#9-Myths and Misconceptions with Derrick Kreger-Smith
#8-Wildfire Fighting and History with Brett Casey
#7-Biochar and Renewable Energy with Chris Olson
#6-Work Wild with Ann Normand
#5-Wildfire Management with Colin Paranich
#4-Indigenous Culture and The Forest with Michael Gubbels
Very truthful and honest perspective on indigenous culture and the hardships they have faced through persecution and assimilation. We discuss the impacts of this trauma and how it affects the forest industry today.
#3-What The Forest Has To Offer with Derrick Kreger-Smith
Discussion around the most environmentally friendly building materials, air quality, green spaces, hunting, trapping, aboriginal use, biological diversity and charismatic megafauna.
#2-Sustainable Forest Management with Derrick Kreger-Smith
More in depth discussion regarding some of the values that forest managers are planning for. Ecological as well as species biodiversity, soil and water protection, multiple use values, etc.
#1 - Public Forests with Derrick Kreger-Smith
Introducing the idea of publicly owned forests and the basics behind sustainable forest management.