Showing 427 results
Archival description
Braham Griffith and Alec Gordon at Aleza Lake
Aleza Lake Ranger Ernie Mathieson, Percy Barr, and others at Aleza Lake
Aleza Lake women on a speeder
Aleza Lake Experimental Station personnel
Interior of Aleza Lake log cabin
Interior of Aleza Lake office and lab
Sansom family cabin at Aleza Lake over winter
Buildings at the Aleza Lake Experiment Station
Aleza Lake Nursery
Aleza Lake Nursery
Spruce-Balsam Type, Giscome
Spruce Coming in after Old Burn from Seed Trees under Alternate Crop of Aspen, Prince George
Spruce Coming in after Old Burn from Seed Trees under Alternate Crop of Aspen, Prince George
Spruce-Balsam Type Replaced by Meadows, Cottonwood River
Typical Stand of Balsam Left after Logging
Balsam and Defective Spruce Left after Cutting
Aleza Lake Research Forest - Management and Working Plan - 1957-1967
Poor quality Spruce left after diameter cutting at West Branch, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Lodgepole Pine by Main Access Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Overmature Cottonwood growing in alluvial deposit, Bowron River
Growth of Lodgepole Pine on imperfectly drained clay of lacustrine origin at the Main Access Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
View of residual stand from 1920 horse logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Young Amelanchier alnifolia in garden
Leaf morphology of Betula papyrifera
Isolated Hemlock at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Isolated Hemlock at West Branch 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 Black Spruce form associated with poorly drained saucer shaped terrain, Prince George Airport Road
Internal view 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
Typical extensive cultivation of Bednesti silty loams and silt in Wright Creek and Salmon River Area
Typical young aspen and willow cover over area later used for seedling or transplant beds at Red Rock 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
Female flowers of Abies lasiocarpa prior to pollenation, Pine Pass
Maturing second year cones and mature non-serrotinous cone with seed dispersed
Pulpwood Logging Operations on P.T.S. X91960, Swamp Lake, Prince George Pulp and Paper Ltd.
Pulpwood Logging Operations on P.T.S. X91960, Swamp Lake, Prince George Pulp and Paper Ltd.
Pulpwood Logging Operations on P.T.S. X91960, Swamp Lake, Prince George Pulp and Paper Ltd. showing close up of typical Spruce-Lodgepole Pine stand
Pulpwood Logging Operations on P.T.S. X91960, Swamp Lake, Prince George Pulp and Paper Ltd. showing landing with use of pre-loading trailers and a Cat 988 rubber-tired loader
Pulpwood Logging Operations on P.T.S. X91960, Swamp Lake, Prince George Pulp and Paper Ltd.
Pulpwood Logging Operations on P.T.S. X91960, Swamp Lake, Prince George Pulp and Paper Ltd. showing small clearcuts and rubber-tired skidders
Pulpwood Logging Operations on P.T.S. X91960, Swamp Lake, Prince George Pulp and Paper Ltd. showing first pulpwood logging done by P.G. Pulp & Paper
E.P. 646 Clearing at Aleza Lake for Provenance Plantation - D8H 46A with wide pads and power shift
E.P. 646 Clearing at Aleza Lake for Provenance Plantation - South clearing
E.P. 646 Clearing at Aleza Lake for Provenance Plantation - Main clearing with loose piled windrow
E.P. 646 Clearing at Aleza Lake for Provenance Plantation - Windrow to be burned by Ranger Staff
T.F.L. #30 - Typical stocking compatible with pre-scarification on Cutting Permit 58
T.F.L. #30 - Severely scalped area of 1965 post-scarification on Cutting Permit 58
T.F.L. #30 - Re-growth of brush on old T.F.L. #28