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Air Photo 30BCC94140 No. 061
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Aleza Lake Nursery
Aleza Lake Nursery
Second Growth Spruce from Seed Tree after Old Fire, Stuart Lake
Spruce Reproduction in Mineral Soil on Railway Cut
Coniferous Type Replaced by Grassland, Stuart Lake
Unburned and Burned Cutting of 1918 at Hutton
Spruce-Balsam Type Six Years after Logging with No Fresh Reproduction
Debris on Ground
Growth of Ferns on Exposed Soil
Forest Service ranger station at Aleza Lake
Skidding logs with horses at Aleza Lake Experimental Station
View from lookout at Aleza Lake Experimental Station
Mature spruce stand at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Spruce stand at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Man at Aleza Lake Research Forest
Aerial photograph of Aleza Lake Research Forest
Aerial photograph of Aleza Lake Research Forest
Men splitting wood for fuel used in the cookhouse
Second Aleza Lake pick-up truck
Aleza Lake fire hydrant
Moose figure stationed at Prince George outskirts to welcome visitors
Jack Freeborn, the cook at Aleza Lake Experimental Station in 1925
Meat house
Testing new lighting system at Aleza Lake
Tent camp prepared for a ranger meeting at Aleza Lake
Inventory crew (Ken C. McCannell, John C. Dawson, Eric Garman)
Newly constructed cookhouse at Aleza Lake
Spruce log furniture at Aleza Lake
Braham Griffith using an increment borer to obtain age of a spruce tree
Frank Dickson photographing balsam heart rot at Aleza Lake
Rigger limbing a Douglas fir veteran in preparation for the tree's conversion into a forest fire lookout
Aleza Lake Experimental Station forest fire lookout and nursery
Aleza Lake staff house near completion
Diesel power plant at Aleza Lake
Ken McCannel and Malcolm Knapp pit-sawing sills for older Aleza Lake buildings
Professor Malcolm Knapp instructing the Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew
Oldest survivors of the Research Division
Hardwood stand on Lacustrine deposits following severe 1922 burn on the north side of Eaglet Lake
Stand of immature birch on 1922 burn area at Giscome
View of Eaglet Lake, Giscome with land cleared for forage crops and pasture
Junction West Branch and Main Access Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Poor quality Spruce left after diameter cutting at West Branch, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Roots of windthrown Spruce showing typical plate-like structure of roots by the Main Access Road at Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station