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Young stand of planted trees at Aleza Lake
Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew playing baseball at Aleza Lake village
Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew erosion control work and railing install on Aleza Lake road
Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew digging pipeline trench to take water from dam to reservoir
Young Black Spruce/Picea mariana in garden
Young aspen on imperfectly drained clay at Prince George Airport Road
Young Amelanchier alnifolia in garden
Willow, alder, scattered spruce, and skunk cabbage typical of wetter ground of lacustrine deposits on 1922 burn area at Giscome
White Spruce at the Main Access Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
View of transplant and seed bed areas 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
View of residual stand from 1920 horse logging at East Loop Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
View of Eaglet Lake, Giscome with land cleared for forage crops and pasture
View of Aleza Lake camp after electrical service installed by Young Men's Forestry Training Program (YMFTP) crew
View from lookout at Aleza Lake Experimental Station
Unburned and Burned Cutting of 1918 at Hutton
Typical young aspen and willow cover over area later used for seedling or transplant beds at Red Rock Nursery
Typical Stand of Balsam Left after Logging
Typical Spruce-Balsam tree length logs from mature Spruce-Balsam types at T.F.L. 29, Giscome
Typical residual after clear cutting and scarifying seen at West Branch, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Typical patch of old windfall in cutting at Timber Sale X9696
Typical extensive cultivation of Bednesti silty loams and silt in Wright Creek and Salmon River Area
Typical Devils Club site on imperfectly drained silty clay at West Branch Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Typical Black Spruce form associated with poorly drained saucer shaped terrain, Prince George Airport Road
Typical bark form of potentially commercial Black Spruce stand at Mile 3 on the Hart Highway
Transplant area at Red Rock Nursery
Top Pruning of Block No. 3 Lodgepole Pine (1.5 + 1.5) at Red Rock Nursery
Top Pruning of Block No. 1 Lodgepole Pine (1.5 + 1.5) at Red Rock Nursery
Timber Sale X9696
T.F.L. #30 - View of McGregor Plateau with McGregor Mountains on horizon and Fraser River with Limestone Creek in foreground
T.F.L. #30 - Typical stocking compatible with pre-scarification on Cutting Permit 58
T.F.L. #30 - Typical Spruce-Alpine fir stand
T.F.L. #30 - Species Comparison - Typical first season leader on 2+1 White Spruce, Woodall Creek
T.F.L. #30 - Species Comparison - Typical first season leader on 2+1 Lodgepole Pine, Woodall Creek
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, illustrating poor growth of 2+0 Spruce
T.F.L. #30 - Re-growth of brush on old T.F.L. #28, illustrating competitive ability of 2+1 Spruce
T.F.L. #30 - Re-growth of brush on old T.F.L. #28
T.F.L. #30 - Condition of 1965 pre-scarification on Cutting Permit 58
T.F.L. #30 - Condition of 1965 post-scarification on Cutting Permit 58
Testing new lighting system at Aleza Lake
Tent camp prepared for a ranger meeting at Aleza Lake
Tamarack Larch wildling transplanted 1965 on the East side of E.P. 646.1
Tamarack Larch wildling transplanted 1965 on the East side of E.P. 646.1
Tamarack Larch on the West side of E.P. 646.1
Swedish scarification machine in operation at Aleza Lake
Swedish scarification machine in operation at Aleza Lake
Swamp ground vegetation of ledum, carex and betula at Main Access Road, Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station
Survey crew bucking up a spruce log to make camp furniture