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Welcome to These Forests are Ours. This podcast is produced by BC Interior Forestry Museum, located in Revelstoke, British Columbia. This podcast aims to engage people in the forestry sector to discuss the intersection between forestry practices and sustainability. The podcast explores, among other things, what the values of multiple stakeholders with interests in our forests are, and how to protect these values. Feel free to come to our museum and check out our great displays on forestry, or use our riverside trails to explore our beautiful Revelstoke.
Update frequency:
every 5 days
Average audio length:
27 minutes
English
United States
5 episodes
since June 22, 2020
episodic
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Today, our guest is Mike Copperthwaite. Mike is currently the General Manager of the Revelstoke Community Forest Corporation, an important part of the Revelstoke community. He has decades of experience in the forestry field. He will share his thoughts on community-led approaches to forestry practic…
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Today, our guest is Jim Shepherd. Jim has been working in the BC Forest Industry for over 40 years as a mechanical engineer. He has managed companies like Finlay, Crestbrook, Slocan, and Canfor. Jim has worked in the manufacturing of paper, pulp, lumber, and engineered wood products.
Today, our guest is David Raven. David graduated from UBC with a forestry degree. He came from a family of foresters and worked in the BC Ministry of Forestry for more than 20 years before being elected as the Mayor of Revelstoke, serving from 2008 to 2014. He brings his years of insights as a fore…
Today we chat with Al McInnes, someone who has decades of experience in the forestry industry, who will share his insights and stories.
In this episode, we discuss the past, present, and future of BC interior forestry with experts Brian Sumner and Barb Wadey.Brian has been with the BC Interior Forestry Museum since its inception in 1999 and has served as board Chair for the past several years. Brian has had a varied and lengthy car…
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