Employment Opportunities in Canada's forest and forest industry sectors. http://t.co/Z5Q6pcHuHD

Burnaby, British Columbia
Joined August 2010
The Harrop-Procter Community Forest east of Nelson, delivers about twice the amount of jobs/1000m3 of timber harvested with their logging operations compared to the industry average, and their sawmill produces 10 times more jobs than the industry average. trailtimes.ca/letters/b-c-ol…
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From October 23
This video from a hotshot crew working near the southwest portion of the #EastTroublesomeFire is unreal.
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$6,150 reward for info on Oregon wolf killer kval.com/news/local/6150-rew…
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The PFA crew assigned to the #EastTroublesomeFire captured this footage yesterday afternoon. The video illustrates the conditions responders have been working in and the strength of the wind. We’re glad things are looking different out there today. #ColoradoFires
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Canadian Forests retweeted
Purchasing locally sourced Ontario wood sustains communities across the province and generates less air and water pollution and has a lower carbon footprint. Buying local truly makes a difference! Find an artisan near you: ow.ly/5Jde50C2Clr.
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You can help end commercial trophy hunting in the Kitlope forever. We need $100,000 to buy out Kitlope's hunting tenure, which would mean the end of commercial trophy hunting of #bears and #wolves in over 5,300 square kilometres. Donate: raincoast.org/great-bears/do…
Canadian Forests retweeted
Take a break, and go outside! Time in nature can help reduce stress levels, and increase job satisfaction. #HPHP
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Forestry isn't just a rural industry! Big & small businesses in urban & rural communities across BC are contributing important goods & services to the $7B #ForestrySupplyChain! Learn about your community & forestry ➡️ cofi.org/wp-content/uploads/…
ELB is proud to be partnered up with The Ontario Headwaters Institute to present this biodiversity webinar! 3 more days for registration to attend: ontarioheadwaters.ca/join-us… #biodiversity #webinar #elb
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Our showcase of Women in Forestry continues. Today we feature Aren Knudsen. She's the proud 3rd generation from her family to be working in forestry. Meet Aren at our new website: bcforestryalliance.ca/women-… #voteforestry #womeninforestry #bcforestry #bcpoli
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New to #UBCForestry? With the school year just around the corner, we have put together a new student checklist to help you stay on top of important dates, upcoming events and helpful resources. Looking forward to meeting you all soon!
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Many beautiful songbirds around now! Can you identify any of these birds? Thanks to Fred C. for the photos!
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📣 Calling all #teachers, #parents, and #students - our Forest Education Program has gone virtual! 🎉 You can schedule a virtual classroom lesson, download the Forestry Fun Activity book, and more - check it out ⬇️ cofi.org/forest-education-pr…
Canadian Forests retweeted
On its surface, forest products manufacturing looks very different than it did 100 years ago. But, behind the machines and the new technology is a group of skilled, dedicated, and hardworking individuals who make it all possible.

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As @IPBES points to the significance of #wetland loss in its assessment of #biodiversity and #ecosystems, we know there’s still lots to do to save essential bird habitat. But we know it can be done—because we’ve already come so far. #OurWetlandsOurFuture #WorldMigratoryBirdDay
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Canadian Forests retweeted
How can reforestation practices best respond to climate change? Researchers from @ubcforestry invite forest and conservation practitioners and scientists to share their views. 15 prizes of $100 will be raffled. Take the survey --> bit.ly/Coadaptree_EN
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Canadian Forests retweeted
Canadian Forests retweeted
Premier Horgan wants to repair relations between B.C. forestry industry and communities cbc.ca/1.4497090
En este día tan especial #UNACIFOR les desea a todas las mujeres un Feliz día de la mujer hondureña.
“The tree is basically repairing a wound, over many years.” Professor Rob Guy gives some insight on why trees seemingly eat objects. Thanks @VIAwesome vancouverisawesome.com/2018/…
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