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The item is a video copy of a documentary about forest workers.

The item is a video magazine about replanting problems.

The item is a video copy of a CBC program, magazine format.containing programs about skiing Mount Waddington and fire fighting.

The item is a documentary video containing an introduction to intensive forest land management techniques.

Item consists of a training video showing the methods used in planting quality inspection. All aspects of plot installation and evaluation are covered.

The item is a video copy of a Canada News-Wire Radio/Television Services video feature on prescribed fires.

Item consists of a training video on the subject of a forest management study concerning the future of second growth stands.

The item is a video copy of an industrial film about pruning second growth stands.

Item consists of a training video that illustrates the rappelling techniques used by the Ministry of Forests firefighting crews.

The item is a video copy of a promotional film about reforestation.

The item is a video copy of an industrial film about logging in the Powell River region.

Item consists of one instructional video on the Ministry of Forests' seed centre. The video covers the work done in the seed centre following cone collection.

Item consists of a training video which provides a brief background on the biology of the seed cone, which may be useful to students as well as technical personnel. The video also shows how to select, harvest and evaluate samples.

Item consists of an instructional video on forest maintenance and management.

The item is a reel of documentary film showing methods used in conducting a forest inventory in BC, including the use of airplanes and helicopters, aerial photography, and ground-based survey crews. Also shots of Forest Service office staff at work (mapping, etc.) in Victoria.

Item consists of a training video about the transition to the use of metric measurements in log scaling. The video appears to be oriented to scalers.

The item is a documentary film. "Logging at Cowichan, Vancouver Island. Many scenes of logging operations, natural forest reproduction, forest fires, and wild Life. A lesson on forestry as recounted by an old-time logger. The old-time logger appears at the beginning and the end and is a white-bearded old fellow named John Newell Evans who smiles a lot, an MLA in the BC Legislature from 1903-1906. The Cowichan Log was originally 800 feet long, but has been cut down to aid more recent productions." (Colin Browne)

The item is an off-air dub of a CBC Nature documentary. It highlights the wildlife and attractions of Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands), and the effects of logging on such an environment.

The item consists of two off-air copies of an episode of CBC's The Nature of Things. The logging of Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands) is discussed, with particular reference to the Windy Bay watershed on South Moresby Island.

Item consists of an instructional video prepared for general audiences. The video shows the methods used by protection personnel to combat various threats to the forest, including wildfire, insects and disease.

The item is a training video. It focuses on the best method for the control of forest weeds -- herbicides. Describes several methods of applying and the procedure followed, as well as the long-range benefits.

Item consists of an instructional video which identifies the spruce bark beetle and the damage it causes to mature spruce trees, as well as discusses possible control measures.

The item is a video copy of a promotional film. It shows five methods of controlling and delaying weeds which are a threat to BC forests; pros and cons; and long range benefits.

The item consists of a video containing two item: The Trouble with Weeds, which shows five methods of controlling and delaying weeds which are a threat to BC forests; pros and cons; and long range benefits and The Safe Application of Herbicides which focuses on the best method for the control of forest weeds -- herbicides. Describes several methods of applying and the procedure followed, as well as the long-range benefits.

The item is a reel of educational film about modern logging operations on the BC coast, and the value of timber to the province's economy.

Item consists of a promotional video on the British Columbia Pavilion at Expo '70, which emphasized the province's forest industry. This presentation follows some special Douglas Fir trees (192 feet long) as they are moved by water from Chemainus to Vancouver and shipped to Japan for use in the construction of the pavilion.

Item consists of an industrial video which covers a "seed-to-seedling" look at BC's reforestation program emphasizing the production of more and better trees for tomorrow's forests.

The item is a reel of documentary film explaining the importance of good forest management in British Columbia.
Leader labelled "W/P' [workprint]. This is a silent, incomplete print of the film in excellent condition, apparently set aside for stock shot use. At least one section has already been removed.

Item consists of an instructional video on the topic of transporting logs by water. The video covers different techniques used to transport logs, as well as log escapement and salvage efforts to recover lost logs including the co-operative, Gulf Log Salvage.

Item consists of a training videos which explains the process of short term heeling-in (temporary planting) of bare root stock.