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File consists of steering committee meeting materials, draft reports, scientific background material, an oversize reproduction of the "Survey Plan of District Lot 7126, Cassiar District" (Tsay Keh), and correspondence regarding the BC Hydro Williston Reservoir Dust Initiative Experts Workshop.

File consists of four field note journals. Collected notes and data appear to relate to dust studies.

File consists of slides depicting FSTY 205 students, Dave Jackson, Don Bernier, and research sites.

File consists of slides depicting UNBC faculty and work being performed on University Way.

File consists of slides depicting University Way, lab photos, and a tour of a paper mill.

File consists of slides depicting an event at UNBC (possibly related to FRBC or FORFAC?), UNBC faculty and staff, and plot signs at the Long Term Soil Productivity Study in the Prince George Forest Region.

File consists of slides depicting McBride, Totuk Lake, fluvial soil, Westwin, colluvial soil, and Dr. Joselito Arocena.

File consists of slides depicting Bear Lake, piloderma, McGregor Model Forest, Purden Lake, logging truck, Douglas fir, Highway 16, Westwin, knight's plume, and feather moss (pleuzurium).

File consists of slides depicting FSTY 205 students, the Prince George Organic Rehabilitation Program, Chris Opio, Linette Keller, and Clear Lake.

File consists of digital photographs from Dr. Joselito Arocena's external hard drives. Images depict a variety of subjects, including research imagery, photographs from Arocena's travels, UNBC, the construction of the UNBC Northern Medical Program building, Prince George, and the Northern BC region.

File consists of slides depicting Joselito Arocena's University of Alberta PhD fieldwork at a research site in the Alberta foothills near Hinton. Arocena had just started his PhD fieldwork in 1988 under the supervision of Dr. Steve Pawluk. Persons depicted in the photographs include: Joselito Arocena (red hat), Dr. Steve Pawluk (blue hat), and Dr. Marvin Dudas. The photographer was Paul Sanborn, who was near completion of a 1-year post-doc with Dr. Pawluk.

File consists of digital photographs from Dr. Mike Rutherford depicting a trip to Fort St. John in April 2004.