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Shadow Lake
Description:
With funding from the Provincial Govt. the Village of Pemberton undertook a forest management program of spacing, pruning and trail building at the Shadow Lake Interpretive Forest.
Date of Creation:
1992
Accession #:
p264.18
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Shadow Lake Group
Description:
Mike O'Neill explains forest management activities undertaken at Shadow Lake to a delegation of forestry and media folks from the Netherlands.
Date of Creation:
1998
Accession #:
p264.19
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Shadow Lake
Description:
Typical signage on the extensive trail system at Shadow Lake explaining forest management activities.
Date of Creation:
1992
Accession #:
p264.20
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T. Napier
Description:
Tim Napier, Forester/Engineer/Consultant in Pemberton. Still smiling after fighting his way through some rather tall and dense Devil's Club, Soo Valley.
Date of Creation:
1986
Accession #:
p264.32
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M. O'Neill
Description:
Mike O'Neill , Timber Cruiser, hiking out of Pebble Creek to end of built Lillooet River forest road at 18m/29km.
Date of Creation:
1976
Accession #:
p264.33
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T. Cole
Description:
Tom Cole inspects natural Douglas Fir regeneration 5 years after 1993 seed tree cut, Soo Valley
Date of Creation:
1998
Accession #:
p264.34
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J. Clarke
Description:
John Clarke, Terminal Forest Products forester, inspects mechanical site preparation on difficult, brush prone site, Ryan Creek.
Date of Creation:
ca. 1998
Accession #:
p264.36
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Group
Description:
Training session for Forest Service Vancouver District Timber Cruising Crew. Included in crew are Jim Pietla, son of D'Arcy resident Hazel Pietla, and Larry Elchuck, brother of former Pemberton Mayor Shirley Henry.
Date of Creation:
1972
Accession #:
p264.43
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Spraying
Description:
Aerial spraying of approved herbicide "VISON" to control competing vegetation in Douglas Fir plantation, Ryan Creek.
Date of Creation:
1987
Accession #:
p264.44
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Signage
Description:
Typical interpretive signage on trail system. The Douglas Fir plantation was spaced 19 years earler at age 20 years. Shadow Lake.
Date of Creation:
2010
Accession #:
p264.45
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Plantation
Description:
14 year old Douglas Fir plantation was planted the year following clearcutting and prescribed broadcast burning. It was declared free growing 10 years after planting. Soo Valley, north side.
Date of Creation:
2011
Accession #:
p264.48
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Plantation
Description:
L-R: Mike O'Neill of Intensive Forest Management and David Lloyd of Pelton Reforestation examine Englemann Spruce plantation 11 years after planting on the flats below Angel Falls in Meager Creek.
Date of Creation:
1991
Accession #:
p264.51
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Did you know?
Port Pemberton was founded as a stopping point on the historic Harrison-Lillooet gold rush trail over 160 years ago.
30,000 gold-rushers passed through this region from 1858 to 1865 and Port Pemberton was an important stopping point for travelers making their way to Lillooet and the gold-fields beyond!