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Man at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Man at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Man at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Man at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Management Manual: Instructions to Forest Officers in Forest Management
Marking Manual
Marking of Spruce in the Fort George Forest District
Mature spruce at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Mature spruce stand at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Meat house
Memorandum regarding Future Logging at Aleza Lake
Men splitting wood for fuel used in the cookhouse
Method of Marking Plots
Mike Gregg instructing the Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew
Moose figure stationed at Prince George outskirts to welcome visitors
Natural Reproduction Following Fires in Central British Columbia
New powerhouse installed by Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew at Aleza Lake
New sills and concrete footings installed under existing Aleza Lake buildings
New trail at Aleza Lake experimental station
Newly constructed barn at Aleza Lake
Newly constructed cookhouse at Aleza Lake
Newly constructed staff house at Aleza Lake
Northern Interior Forest Experiment Station Progress Report
Northern Interior Forest Experiment Station: Report of Preliminary Investigations
Oldest survivors of the Research Division
Opening Made by Logging Road
Painting boarded up research residence
Partial cutting at Aleza Lake
Percy Barr and wife Kathryn Reade Barr (nee Bradshaw) shingling lean-to addition to Aleza Lake log cabin
Professor Malcolm Knapp instructing the Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew
Ranger meeting of Fort George and Prince Rupert districts at Aleza Lake in fall 1929
Ranger meeting of Fort George and Prince Rupert districts at Aleza Lake in fall 1929
Ray Sansom, wife Anne Sansom, and son Ray Sansom Jr.
Ray Sansom, wife Anne Sansom, son Ray Sansom Jr. and sister-in-law
Regeneration and Growth of White Spruce After Logging
Removing forms from concrete reservoir
REO pickup truck replaces Aleza Lake horse and wagon
Report to Royal Commission on Forests and Forestry: The Background to Stand Treatment Policies in the Northern Interior
Resource Analysis 1984, Project No. 26, Silvicultural Systems (Draft)
Review of Cutting Practices in the Spruce-Balsam Stands, Prince George Forest District
Rigger limbing a Douglas fir veteran in preparation for the tree's conversion into a forest fire lookout
Sansom family cabin at Aleza Lake over winter
Scarification by blade at Aleza Lake Experimental Station
Scarification in the Spruce Alpine Fir type of the Prince George Forest District
Scarifying research
Second Aleza Lake pick-up truck
Second Growth Fir Type, Giscome
Second Growth Spruce from Seed Tree after Old Fire, Stuart Lake
Seed Production of Hemlock and Cedar in the Interior Wet Belt Region of British Columbia related to Dispersal and Regeneration
Selective Logging of Spruce in Sub-Alpine Alberta