Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate March 11, 2016 Volume 16, Issue 5 Warning: Some of the facts contained in this RoundUpDate may be linked to form an idea. Therefore this RoundUpDate may contain induced ideas. This edition also refers to aliens, which are not facts, or necessarily a good idea. Why the Province’s … Read more
Warning: Where RoundUpDate contents use figurative language containing facts, the facts may seem less factual. Warming Arctic and Jet Stream Muppet Flailing — Another Early Spring and Dry Summer? Admittedly that’s a tough headline to follow. But let’s try. Take a look at the graphic above. Why is the arctic so out of whack? One … Read more
Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate February 12, 2016 Volume 16, Issue 3 Warning: Some of the facts contained in this issue were used at the 2016 WSCA Conference. Forests Minster to Consider Ways to Insure Silviculture Contractors In his keynote address at the WSCA Annual Conference last week MFLNRO Minister Steve Thomson said … Read more
Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate January 29, 2016 Volume 16, Issue 2 Warning: Some of the facts containged in this issue may be more true than others. Feeling A Little Gray? Need Something To Look Forward To Besides Ground Hog Day? Have we mentioned that the WSCA will hold its annual conference next … Read more
Warning: The facts contained in this edition have been reduced for purposes of brevity. RoundUpDate returns for 2016 looking out to the future; sort of. Now that we are all back in our traces and setting out on another lap around our various orbits here is a brief outlook of the immediate future as we … Read more
WSCA 2016 Annual Conference Program Warning: Some of the facts contained in this edition may be exaggerated for marketing purposes. Dear Readers: We know over this last year we have sometimes subjected your patience to various forms of editorial indiscretion including often using larger words than necessary, presuming the editorial “we”, and suffering occasional bouts of journalistic … Read more
In this special door-busting Black Friday edition we offer facts at reduced prices, consider how wolf packs and GIS might help emergency planning, forecast the winter and spring weather sort of, and make the case for keeping the BC Bioenergy Network going… Warning: Being it is Black Friday we are offereing a door-buster special … Read more
In this slightly technical issue we take a forward look at recent developments with BCTS contracting, consider the possibility of GIS tracking for emergency response and feature a faller figurine cutting down a forest of rusty nails; for those who just like the pictures… Warning: Some of the facts contained in this issue refer to future … Read more
In this post election issue we comment on our new federal governments lack of comment on a national wild fire strategy, we offer rave reviews on a WorkSafeBC’s surprisingly dramatic industrial safety video, and we spread a rumour that the U.S. may be considering banning international callouts for fire fighting—stay tuned to see if it is … Read more
In this issue we plug our upcoming 2016 WSCA Annual Conference and Trade Show, compare earthquake preparation funding to wildfire prevention funding (not much to compare) and ask if anybody has a better idea about what to do with a million wasted tree boxes each year. Warning: The facts included in this issue may contain … Read more
