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The item is a video copy of a public access discussion of the future of forest management in British Columbia.

Item consists of an instructional video on the effective use of visual aids in lecture presentations.

The item is a documentary about the history of the British Columbia Forest Service, produced for its 75th anniversary. Includes excerpts of interviews with twelve individuals.

The item is a video Interview. Albert McMinn discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Don Adams discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Eric Garmen discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video interview with Gerald S. Andrews. He discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Gerry Wellburn discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Hazel Ginnever discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video interview. Jack Carradice discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Jack Long and Gerry Wellburn discuss the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Jack Long discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Jack Long discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. John Cuthbert discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video interview. John Cuthbert discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item consist of a video interview with Lorne Swannell discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Malcolm Knapp discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video Interview. Ted Young discusses the history of the British Columbia Forest Service in an oral history interview recorded for use in the documentary "A Proud Past."

The item is a video copy of an industrial film about forest health.

Item consists of a slide-tape documentary presentation on armillaria (honey fungus) root disease throughout British Columbia.

The item is an industrial film on bear awareness.

The item is a reel of documentary film about the use of prescribed burning in forest and rangeland management to clear brush, slash and weeds, release nutrients into the soil, control pest and disease outbreaks, and encourage the growth of forage plants. Features wildlife biologist Ray Demarchi and forester Ross Tozer.

Item consists of one industrial video documenting the Forest Service's Engineering Division creation, from conception to completion, of the bridge that spans the Nass River. The bridge provided a road link between the town of Stewart to the south.

The item is an educational video. It covers the use of the natural bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (formulated as a commercial pesticide for spray application) in the Forest Service's pest management program. It is used to combat the spruce budworm and other caterpillars.

The item is a travelogue film. It contains scenic and recreational attractions in and around some of BC's provincial parks. Includes footage of fishing, skiing, hiking, trail riding; First Nations graveyard and cabins at Ulkatcho (near Tweedsmuir Park); BC/Yukon border.

The item is a video cassette containing television commercials. Ads made in England, Mexico, Australia and Japan by the Canadian Council of Forest Ministers, promoting the Canadian forestry industry and its products. Includes French-language versions.

The item is a video cassette containing twenty-two television spot ads promoting forest fire prevention, created by the Canadian Forestry Association.

The item is a reel of film footage showing forest clearing in the Peace River reservoir, using cats and chains.

Item consists of a industrial video about the Forest Service's involvement in clearing the Peace District for flooding.

Item consists of a training video which provides an overview of cone collection methods. The video details the natural circumstances, such as species characteristics, stand conditions, and crop abundance, that may affect cone collection. The video discusses four collection methods used in British Columbia to collect cones from trees: climbing, felling, aerial raking, and aerial clipping.