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Stewards of the people's forests : a short history of the British Columbia Forest Service / Robert Griffin and Lorne Hammond.

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  • ISBN: 9780772668325 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 0772668329 (pbk.)
  • Physical Description: 303 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
  • Publisher: Victoria, Canada: Royal BC Museum, [2014]

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Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subject:
British Columbia. Forest Service.
Forests and forestry > British Columbia > History.

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Preface
7(2)
Introduction
9(14)
A Slowly Changing World
10(3)
Managing a Colonial Forest
13(5)
Two Forest Industries: Coast and Interior
18(2)
Growth and Debt and Debate
20(3)
Chapter 1 The Great Forestry Debate, 1906--1912
23(21)
The 1909 Royal Commission on Timber and Forestry
28(6)
"A Common-Sense Conservation Policy"
34(3)
Implementing Progressive Forestry
37(2)
Organizational Roots of the Forest Service
39(5)
Chapter 2 The Forest Branch, 1912--1920
44(27)
Creating Revenue and Information Services
51(1)
A System for Fire Protection
52(3)
Mixed Use: Grazing and Range Management
55(2)
Early Entomology Partnerships
57(3)
The 1913 Recession and the Great War
60(2)
Building Global Markets
62(6)
Spruce for Aeroplanes
68(3)
Chapter 3 The Forest Branch, 1919--1945
71(63)
Emerging from One War
71(1)
Range Management and Grazing
72(5)
Building a Forest Atlas: Intensive Surveys
77(1)
A Quiet Revolution: Information Services
78(1)
Chief Forester Peter Caverhill and the Great Depression
79(6)
A System for Forest Research
85(5)
The Death of Caverhill
90(1)
The Young Men's Forestry Training Plan (YMFTP)
90(4)
Ernest Manning's View of the Forest
94(7)
Exploring New Approaches to Forestry
101(5)
The Great Slash Debate and the Bloedel Fire
106(6)
Fallout from the Bloedel Fire
112(5)
The Second World War
117(9)
The Ranger
126(4)
The Death of Manning
130(1)
Further Impacts of the War: Parks, Planes and a New Name
131(3)
Chapter 4 The Orchard Years: Striving for Sustained Yield
134(37)
Convincing the People
136(7)
Creating the Forest Service
143(8)
Finding the Forest: Surveys and Inventory
151(7)
Shaping the Forest
158(12)
The End of an Era: A New Government
170(1)
Chapter 5 The Williston Years, 1956--1972: A New Agenda and Style
171(43)
Adjusting the Agenda
172(13)
The Burning Forest
185(9)
Grazing Lands
194(11)
Myriad Activities
205(1)
New Foresters
206(6)
The End of an Era
212(2)
Chapter 6 Adjusting the Program
214(28)
Difficult Times
219(8)
A New World
227(6)
Creating the New Forest
233(9)
Chapter 7 A Remodeled Forest Service
242(40)
Creating the Code
244(5)
Paper Trail
249(2)
New Help for Growing Problems
251(16)
At the Interface: Fires Between Town and Forest
267(3)
A World-class Operation
270(1)
Fighting the Good Fight
271(11)
Epilogue 282(2)
Appendix 1 Ministers of the BC Forest Service 1910--Present 284(1)
Appendix 2 Ministers of the BC Forest Service 1910--Present 285(1)
Appendix 3 Chief Foresters of the BC Forest Service 286(1)
Appendix 4 Names of the BC Departments and Ministries Responsible for the Forest Service, 1912--Present 287(1)
Endnotes 288(7)
Index 295