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Reforestation
Description:
Planted stand of Douglas Fir, Cedar and White Pine, 28 years after logging, Pebble Creek.
Date of Creation:
2008
Accession #:
p264.9
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H. Von Hahn
Description:
Helmer Von Hahn revisiting the 1962 Miller Creek plantation to see the trees he planted 44 years ago.
Date of Creation:
2006
Accession #:
p264.15
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Logging/Planting
Description:
Near 33 km. Lower half of block logged and prescribed burn while timber above road still standing. Following year timber above road being logged with tree planting taking place below road at the same time.
Date of Creation:
1978
Accession #:
p264.17
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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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Seed Trees
Description:
Richmond Plywood's first attempt at leaving Douglas Fir seed trees on a cable yarded setting was a success.
Date of Creation:
1993
Accession #:
p264.28
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Planting
Description:
Mt. Currie tree planting crew on contract to Squamish Mills - North Creek.
Date of Creation:
ca 1978
Accession #:
p264.29
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H. VonHahn
Description:
Helmer VonHahn admiring a Douglas Fir tree that he planted in 1962 at Miller Creek.
Date of Creation:
1987
Accession #:
p264.30
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H. VonHahn
Description:
Helmer Von Hahn visits a high elevation planting trial he helped establish and monitor, Railroad Creek.
Date of Creation:
1997
Accession #:
p264.31
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B. Priest
Description:
Brian Priest, Terminal Forest Products forester, sets up a planting trial in Ryan Creek.
Date of Creation:
1991
Accession #:
p264.35
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Seedlings
Description:
Typical bundle of 1 year old Douglas Fir seedlings with root plugs 2 cm dia x 14 cm long. This stock type was essentially a bare root seedling that had it's roots encased in clay/peat moss mix to make planting faster and easier on thin soiled, rocky sites using a dibble instead of a mattock.
Date of Creation:
1977
Accession #:
p264.37
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Planting
Description:
Alan Stager and Louis Joe had the tree planting contract with Squamish Mills in the spring of 1977 at North Creek.
Date of Creation:
1977
Accession #:
p264.38
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J. Roberts
Description:
Jeremy Roberts surveys a naturally regenerated Balsam stand 5 Years following logging by A&R Logging in 15 Mile Creek.
Date of Creation:
1992
Accession #:
p264.39
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Cottonwood
Description:
Naturally regenerated Cottonwood stand following logging in 1973 by Perkins Bros Logging for Scott Paper in New Westminster. Lillooet River forest road, 9 mile, Perkins Flats.
Date of Creation:
2006
Accession #:
p264.46
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Roots
Description:
Exceptionally large root system on 2 year old Douglas Fir stock planted on the flats below the road at appox 21 mile or 34 km. Crew used fire shovels to plant as mattocks unable to make planting hole deep enough.
Date of Creation:
1978
Accession #:
p264.50
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