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All BCFP Back Issues

2022-02 spring

Spring 2022

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Cover Story

Incorporating First Nations’ Values for Forest Recovery Post-wildfire | By Dan Macmaster, RPF

Opinion

European Union Green Deal Falls Short on Forest Management Opportunities | By Juha Hakkarainen

Features

Managing Sediment on BC’s Industrial Roads | By David Maloney, P.Ag; Clayton Gillies, RPF(Ret), RPBio(Ret); and Brian Carson, P.Geo
Turning the Spotlight on Forestry Researchers | By Mike Hall
Research Program History: The Legacy of Long-term Research Trials | By Erica Lilles, MSc, P.Ag; Peter J. Tschaplinski, PhD, P.Ag; David Wilford, PhD, RPF, P.Geo; and Marty Kranabetter, PhD, P.Ag

Professional Interest

Bettering Professional Forestry Across British Columbia: Celebrating the ABCFP’s 2021 Award Winners | By Cheryl Waddell
CPD Program Update: Prioritizing and Finding Learning Opportunities | By Troy Lee, BScF, MA

Columns

President’s Report | How to Advocate as a Forest Professional | By Garnet Mierau, RPF
CEO’s Report | Countering Angst with Curiosity | By Christine Gelowitz, RPF
The Legal Perspective | The Forest Amendment Act, 2021: Bill 28 and Tenure Redistribution | By Jeff Waatainen, LLB

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