- F1987:01/015
- Item
- 1968
Part of Forest Service films
Documentary. Fighting a forest fire from the air and the ground, and the steps taken by the Forest Service to protect BC's forests from their "most dreaded enemy." The beginning of film clipped.
Part of Forest Service films
Documentary. Fighting a forest fire from the air and the ground, and the steps taken by the Forest Service to protect BC's forests from their "most dreaded enemy." The beginning of film clipped.
Item consists of a documentary video on the burning of logging waste in coastal BC. Slash burning is advocated as a means of reducing forest fire hazards and ensuring forest regeneration. The necessity of reforestation after slash burning is discussed.
Part of Forest Service films
Documentary. The burning of logging waste in coastal BC. Slash burning is advocated as a means of reducing forest fire hazards and ensuring forest regeneration. The necessity of reforestation after slash burning is discussed.
Part of Forest Service films
Training film. Describes the training and duties of a Forest Service lookout man, and explains the assembly and use of the fire-finder.
Part of Forest Service films
Documentary. The sequence of action which takes place in spotting and reporting a forest fire, as seen from the viewpoint of a fire spotter on a mountaintop near the Cowichan Valley.