Events

‘Forest Trust’ – A Forest Enhancement and Watershed Restoration

February 2, 2000

The policy challenge is to bridge the gap between the demand for high standards of sustainable forest management and the limited resource rent available from the harvest. This paper proposes that British Columbia bridge this gap with a Forest Trust mechanism which is arms length from government. See Web Link for more details ForestTrust.htm  Read more

Enhanced Forestry – Getting the Analytical Framework Right

February 2, 2000

Prepared for Annual Convention Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association by Les Reid. Please see weblink for more details. Les Reed.htm  Read more

Is Enhanced Forestry Worth the Investment?

February 2, 2000

Prepared for Annual Convention Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association by Ralph Winter. Please see weblink for more details. [attachment RalphWinter.htm]  Read more

Enhanced Forestry Can Create Jobs… Does it Create Value?

February 2, 2000

Prepared for Annual Convention Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association by Reid Carter. Please see web link for more details… [attachment Reid Carter.htm]  Read more

Alternate Service Delivery in Forestry Programs

February 2, 2000

An Overview of the Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta. See Web Link for more details [attachment KPMG.htm]  Read more

Enhanced Forestry – Getting the Analytical Framework Right

February 2, 2000

Prepared for Annual Convention Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association by Les Reid. Please see weblink for more details. [attachment Les Reed.htm]  Read more

19th Annual WSCA General Meeting

February 1, 2000

A summary of the 2000 WSCA AGM held in Vancouver, Feb 2000.  Read more

President’s Report – 19th Annual AGM

February 1, 2000

“Your association exists to ensure the well being of your industry. The most effective way to ensure a healthy industry is to increase the demand for your services while ensuring there are standards that define that service, therefore helping to restrict access from unqualified providers.”  Read more

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