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E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Typical Development of White Spruce showing seedlings from Genevieve Lake and Buckhorn Burn
E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Typical Development of White Spruce showing seedlings from Genevieve Lake and Buckhorn Burn
E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Seeding Trial No. 10 - Typical development of Lodgepole Pine and Douglas Fir planting stock at Telkwa Nursery
E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Seeding Trial No. 10 - Typical development of Lodgepole Pine and Douglas Fir planting stock at Telkwa Nursery
E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Seeding Trial No. 9 - Typical one-year old Lodgepole pine seedling from T.S. X91918 Cluculz Lake
E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Seeding Trial No. 9 - Typical one-year old Lodgepole pine seedling from T.S. X91918 Cluculz Lake
E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Seeding Trial No. 1 - Typical three-year old Lodgepole pine seedlings from T.S. X91918 Cluculz Lake
E.P. 638 Exploratory Direct Seeding Trials in Prince George Forest District - Seeding Trial No. 1 - Typical three-year old Lodgepole pine seedlings from T.S. X91918 Cluculz Lake
View of transplant and seed bed areas at Red Rock Nursery
View of transplant and seed bed areas at Red Rock Nursery
Field south of windbreak fallowed in readiness for Autumn seeding at Red Rock Nursery
Field south of windbreak fallowed in readiness for Autumn seeding at Red Rock Nursery
Typical young aspen and willow cover over area later used for seedling or transplant beds at Red Rock Nursery
Typical young aspen and willow cover over area later used for seedling or transplant beds at Red Rock Nursery
Conditions after hand pulling, piling, burning, and rough clearing at Red Rock Nursery
Conditions after hand pulling, piling, burning, and rough clearing at Red Rock Nursery
Transplant area at Red Rock Nursery
Transplant area at Red Rock Nursery
Fallowed field at Red Rock Nursery
Fallowed field at Red Rock Nursery
Small area of transplants on West side of clearing at Red Rock Nursery
Small area of transplants on West side of clearing at Red Rock Nursery
View of transplant and seed bed areas at Red Rock Nursery
View of transplant and seed bed areas at Red Rock Nursery
Rolf Hellenius at Red Rock Nursery
Rolf Hellenius at Red Rock Nursery
Rolf Hellenius and Roy Scully at Red Rock Nursery
Rolf Hellenius and Roy Scully at Red Rock Nursery
View of transplant and seed bed areas at Red Rock Nursery
View of transplant and seed bed areas at Red Rock Nursery
Black Spruce residuals after pulp logging a stand of Lodgepole pine and White Spruce at Mile 6.5, Hart Highway
Black Spruce residuals after pulp logging a stand of Lodgepole pine and White Spruce at Mile 6.5, Hart Highway
Typical extensive cultivation of Bednesti silty loams and silt in Wright Creek and Salmon River Area
Typical extensive cultivation of Bednesti silty loams and silt in Wright Creek and Salmon River Area
Bark habit at mid-bole of mature aspen growing on moderately drained Bednesti silt at Mile 11, Hart Highway
Bark habit at mid-bole of mature aspen growing on moderately drained Bednesti silt at Mile 11, Hart Highway
Bark habit at base of mature aspen growing on moderately drained Bednesti silt at Mile 11, Hart Highway
Bark habit at base of mature aspen growing on moderately drained Bednesti silt at Mile 11, Hart Highway
Abies lasiocarpa second growth resulting from advanced regeneration released by logging of spruce in 1940s at Mile 5.5, Hart Highway
Abies lasiocarpa second growth resulting from advanced regeneration released by logging of spruce in 1940s at Mile 5.5, Hart Highway
Mature stand of Aspen growing on moderately drained Bednesti silt at Mile 11, Hart Highway
Mature stand of Aspen growing on moderately drained Bednesti silt at Mile 11, Hart Highway
Excellent form of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Excellent form of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Abies lasiocarpa stand resulting from advanced regeneration released by logging of spruce in 1940s at Mile 5, Hart Highway
Abies lasiocarpa stand resulting from advanced regeneration released by logging of spruce in 1940s at Mile 5, Hart Highway
Internal view of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Internal view of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Crown form of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Crown form of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Typical bark form of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Typical bark form of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Stand of Lodgepole Pine on coarse gravelly silt 6 miles SW of Prince George, Highway 16 West
Stand of Lodgepole Pine on coarse gravelly silt 6 miles SW of Prince George, Highway 16 West
Stand of Lodgepole Pine pulp wood with scattered understory of Black Spruce at Cale Creek, Highway 97
Stand of Lodgepole Pine pulp wood with scattered understory of Black Spruce at Cale Creek, Highway 97
Stand of Lodgepole Pine pulp wood with scattered understory of Black Spruce at Cale Creek, Highway 97
Stand of Lodgepole Pine pulp wood with scattered understory of Black Spruce at Cale Creek, Highway 97
Young aspen on imperfectly drained clay at Prince George Airport Road
Young aspen on imperfectly drained clay at Prince George Airport Road
Typical Black Spruce form associated with poorly drained saucer shaped terrain, Prince George Airport Road
Typical Black Spruce form associated with poorly drained saucer shaped terrain, Prince George Airport Road
Black Spruce, Betula glandulosa, and willow resulting from fire history at Prince George Airport Road
Black Spruce, Betula glandulosa, and willow resulting from fire history at Prince George Airport Road
Loaded logging truck on way to log dump on Eagle Lake on East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Loaded logging truck on way to log dump on Eagle Lake on East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Lodgepole pine and Spruce regeneration encroachment on field at junction of Highway 16 and Giscome turnoff
Lodgepole pine and Spruce regeneration encroachment on field at junction of Highway 16 and Giscome turnoff
Loaded logging truck on way to log dump on Eagle Lake on East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Loaded logging truck on way to log dump on Eagle Lake on East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Typical Devils Club site on imperfectly drained silty clay at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Typical Devils Club site on imperfectly drained silty clay at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Isolated Hemlock at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Isolated Hemlock at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Isolated Hemlock at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Isolated Hemlock at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Leaf morphology of Betula papyrifera
Leaf morphology of Betula papyrifera
Leaf morphology of Betula glandulosa
Leaf morphology of Betula glandulosa
Black Spruce germinator
Black Spruce germinator
Young Black Spruce/Picea mariana in garden
Young Black Spruce/Picea mariana in garden
Young Amelanchier alnifolia in garden
Young Amelanchier alnifolia in garden
Blue form of White Spruce wildling transplanted Autumn 1964 from 10 miles south of Findlay Forks on the Parsnip River
Blue form of White Spruce wildling transplanted Autumn 1964 from 10 miles south of Findlay Forks on the Parsnip River
Stand of immature birch on imperfectly drained clay of lacustrine origin, south of Ranger Station, Aleza Lake
Stand of immature birch on imperfectly drained clay of lacustrine origin, south of Ranger Station, Aleza Lake
Larix larciana (Tamarack) wildling transplanted Autumn 1964 from Tamarack Lake
Larix larciana (Tamarack) wildling transplanted Autumn 1964 from Tamarack Lake
View of residual stand from 1920 horse logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
View of residual stand from 1920 horse logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Internal view of residual stand from 1920 horse logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Internal view of residual stand from 1920 horse logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Scarification after clear cut logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Scarification after clear cut logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station