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Spring issue coming soon!
Posted Sun, 2013-04-07 16:45
Planters are already planting up our west coast and elsewhere supervisors are planning the busy season. We're gearing up to publish the Spring issue.. coming soon! Stay tuned.
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Happy New Year!
Posted Sat, 2013-01-05 10:51
Winter is upon us, a new year has begun and we're getting ready to launch the Winter 2013 issue this month! Sign up to receive the issue directly in your inbox, the easiest way to ensure you don't miss an issue.
Reminder that we welcome article and photo gallery submissions. Showcase your photography or writing in the next issue.
If you are an association or organization that would like to be included in the regional reports section of each issue, please email us for details.
Annual Western Silvicultural Contractors' Association Conference and Trade Show
Posted Sat, 2012-12-08 20:16
Conference: Thursday, February 7 & Friday, February 8
Trade Show: Thursday, February 7th.
Course Portion: Tuesday, February 5th and Wednesday, Februrary 6.
Location: Inn at Laural Point, Victoria BC.
Please visit www.wsca.ca for conference program, room rates, trade show information and course topics.
Building Resilient Communities through Community-Based Forest Management
Posted Sat, 2012-12-08 20:06
January 16-18, 2013
Algoma University, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada
Hosted by NORDIK Institute and the Northern Ontario Sustainable Communities Partnership
Carbon Themed Fall 2012 issue now available
Posted Tue, 2012-10-16 12:36
Click on the icon of the cover, to the right, to download the most recent issue of Silviculture Magazine, or scroll down to view individual articles.
Would you like to comment on a particular article? Each individual article below has a comment box so you can keep the dialogue going. We welcome your thoughts and perspectives!
Next issue will be published early Janurary 2013. Submission deadline is December 17th, 2012. Please read our submission guidelines for more information.
Thanks for reading!
Full citation lists for articles in the Fall 2011 issue
Posted Wed, 2011-10-19 21:07
Is red band needle blight a climate change canary? - By Kathy Lewis
Literature Cited
Boateng, K. 2011. Spore Dispersal and Infection of Dothistroma septosporum in Northwest British Columbia. MSc thesis, University of Northern BC, Prince George, BC.
Braun, C. 2009. The role of weather and topography in the development of Dothistroma septosporum. MSc Thesis, University of Northern BC, Prince George, BC.
