Logging old-growth – Page 3 – Friends of Ecological Reserves

Expanding Horizons of Forest Ecosystem

15SeptemberGarry Fletcher118, 400, Logging old-growth, ReportsBrundtland Commission

Forest at UNCED: An Emerging Global Consensus Toward Sustainability Gary L. Larsen 2 second event was the publication in 1987 of “Our Common Future,” the report of the World Commission on Environment and Development,1 which developed the most comprehensive link to date between the environment and development and called for a global conference, which became

The Politics and Science of Environmental Protection – Forestry-ungulate Management -Nimpkish Watershed

15MayGarry Fletcher118, 400, Logging old-growth, Management

A Masters of Science Thesis by Karl Martins Sturmanis UBC 1986 UBC_1986_A6_7 S88

Nimpkish River Ecological Reserve Tall Trees report 1983, and letters.

15NovemberGarry Fletcher118, History, Logging old-growth, Rare Species, ReportsDouglas-fir, krajina, Vladimir Krajina

George Lepore, Director Area D( Nimpkish) Regional District of Mount Waddington did this report for the Wilderness Advisory Committee in 1983, before the creation of the reserve. There are also several letters about the politics leading up to the decision to protect the park, especially of note are the lobbying letters from Vladimir Krajina. See

ALPINE PLANT COMMUNITIES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA AND THEIR OCCURRENCE IN EXISTING OR PROPOSED ECOLOGICAL RESERVES

15MayGarry FletcherLogging old-growth, SARAalpine, rare plants

ALPINE PLANT COMMUNITIES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA AND THEIR OCCURRENCE IN EXISTING OR PROPOSED ECOLOGICAL RESERVES by George W. Douglas Douglas Ecological Consultants Ltd. 2049 Crescent Road Victoria, B.C. V8S 2G9 1980 Alpine vegetation in British Columbia has received little attention from scientists and land managers. Unfortunately, most of the work that has been done remains