Listed below are forestry films relevant to our research project. They have been organized by the institutions where they are held. We have created a separate page for forestry films that are publicly available online.
Alberni Valley Museum
Unknown producer. Controlled Falling. 1978. This film has not been catalogued or watched by museum staff. The Alberni Valley Museum has two copies of the film. Format unlisted.
British Columbia Forest Service
British Columbia Forest Service. Black and Green. 1983. BCFS100ca. Black and Green on YouTube.
British Columbia Forest Service. The Man in the Tower. 1957. BCFS100ca. The Man in the Tower on YouTube.
British Columbia Forest Service. The Man on the Mountain Top. 1965. BC History YouTube Channel. The Man On The Mountain Top on YouTube. This film examines the job of “lookout man,” who are strategically stationed on mountain tops to watch for forest fires.
Central BC Railway & Forestry Museum
BC Ministry of Forests. Reforestation in British Columbia – A Growing Success. 1994. Council of Forest Industries Collection Box 2. VHS format.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Blockade. 1993. Council of Forest Industries Collection Box 1. This film examines Gitksan and Wet’suwet’en First Nation land claims and anti-logging protests. VHS format.
Slocan Forest Products. Harvesting Approaches to Retain Immature Softwood. (n.d.) Council of Forest Industries Collection Box 3. No description is available. VHS format.
Weyerhaeuser. Off Road Limits. (n.d.). Council of Forest Industries Collection Box 2. No description is available. VHS format.
WorkSafe Video. Log Hauling Safety. 1997. Council of Forest Industries Collection Box 1. No description is available. VHS format.
WorkSafe Video. Logging Safety Awareness. 1997. Council of Forest Industries Collection Box 1. No description is available. VHS format.
Forest History Society Library & Archives
MacMillan Bloedel. Adding Value. 1988. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1171. No description is available. VHS format.
MacMillan Bloedel. Beyond the Cut. 1987. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1171. No description is available. VHS format.
MacMillan Bloedel. Forests Grow Back. 1994. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1171. No description is available. VHS format.
MacMillan Bloedel. The perpetual partnership: The managed forest. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1171. No description is available. VHS format.
MacMillan Bloedel. A Walk in the Forest. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company records Box #1171. (1) A Walk In the Forest – MacMillan Bloedel Limited – YouTube.
Unknown Producer. Smaller Logs will do a Bigger Job. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1133. While it is listed alongside other MacMillan Bloedel films, the producer of this film is unlisted. Film reel format.
Unknown Producer. Cutting Yarding and Loading – Train Mill. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1165. Film reel format.
U.S. Forest Service. The Axman. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju6I1gyGwcc. This is a training film for axemanship. Information presented includes how to select an ax, hold its handle, prevent injuries, and chop efficiently.
Weyerhaeuser. Ethics In the Corporate World A Guide To Action. 1987. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1099. HR training film. CD/DVD format.
Weyerhaeuser. Cavenham Forest Industry film series: “Opportunities in Logging,” “The New Forest,” “Trees forever,” “Falling Timber,” “The enemy is fire,” “Falling Logs,” “Yarding Logs,” “Safe Logging,” “Operation Whip,” “Orientation vs. Indoctrination of Safe Workmen,” “Falling and bucking timber,” “Forests for the Future,” “Grab hold of today,” “Telephone Creek,” “Men who Manage.” 1996. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company records Box #1103. U-matic format.
Weyerhaeuser. Laws of Nature & Forever Green. 1992. Forest History Society Library & Archives. Weyerhaeuser Company Records Box #1114. No description is available. VHS format.
Weyerhaeuser. Our Reputation Is In Your Hands. 1995. Forest History Society Library & Archives. In series X of Weyerhaeuser Company records, box #1115. VHS format.
Weyerhaeuser. Replanting – North Carolina. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. In series X of Weyerhaeuser Company records, box #1160. Film reel format.
Weyerhaeuser. Safety and Handling. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. In series X of Weyerhaeuser Company records, box #1118. Training films. VHS format.
Weyerhaeuser. Chain Saw Safety. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. In series X of Weyerhaeuser Company records, box #1118. Training films. VHS format.
Weyerhaeuser. Your Career in Forestry. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. In series X of Weyerhaeuser Company records, box #1122. Film reel format.
Weyerhaeuser. Your Career in Logging. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. In series X of Weyerhaeuser Company records, box #1122. Film reel format.
Weyerhaeuser. Cutting, yarding & loading – Train Mill. n.d. Forest History Society Library & Archives. In series X of Weyerhaeuser Company records, box #1165. Film reel format.
Library Archives of Canada
MacMillan Bloedel. “Right from the Start,” “A Walk in the Forest,” “The Powell River Story,” “A River of Paper.” n.d. Library Archives of Canada. Accession number: 2019-00060-1. A series of films catalogued together. Format unlisted.
National Film Board of Canada
Another Side of the Forest. (1974). National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved December 5, 2023, from https://www.nfb.ca/film/another_side_of_the_forest/.
Battle for the Trees. (1993). National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved December 5, 2023, from https://www.nfb.ca/film/battle_for_the_trees/.
The Changing Forest. (1958). National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved December 5, 2023 2023, from https://www.nfb.ca/film/changing_forest/.
Foresters. (1968). National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved December 5, 2023, from https://www.nfb.ca/film/foresters/.
The Forest in Crisis. (1981). National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved December 5, 2023, from https://www.nfb.ca/film/forest_in_crisis/.
Treasure of the Forest. (1958). National Film Board of Canada. Retrieved December 5, 2023, from https://www.nfb.ca/film/treasure_of_the_forest/.
Okanagan College Library Vernon Campus
TellTale Productions. Fury for the Sound: The women at Clayoquot. 2003. Call number: E 199 .C2 F87 2003 DVD. https://eds.p.ebscohost.com/eds/detail/detail?vid=1&sid=4168a65e-1a7a-4c1f-9955-e400fd731dbb%40redis&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWRzLWxpdmUmc2NvcGU9c2l0ZQ%3d%3d#AN=oclc. oai.folio.org.fs00001067.afafc5bb.1c6c.4af5.ab37.993d7527d1a8&db=cat09041a. Using archival footage and interviews with some of the participants, this film recounts the events of the Clayoquot Sound Blockade, a protest against logging old growth temperate rainforest on Vancouver Island, in 1993. Women were in the majority among the protesters, and they tell of the reasons why they protested, what happened to them and what they gained and lost. DVD format.
Oregon State University Special Collections & Archives Research Center
U.S. Forest Service. Green Side Up! Plant Right, Grow Right. 1988/1989. Oregon State University Special Collections & Archives Research Center. FV 264. A training film that discusses the reforestation of clear cuts, including the appropriate tools to use, how to transport the bare-root trees, and where and how to plant them so they are protected from heat, wind, and animals. Digitized and available online.
Royal BC Museum and Archives
British Columbia Forest Service. Axe Facts. 1969. British Columbia Provincial Archives. V1986:58. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/axe-facts. A training film outlining how to properly use and care for an axe. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Bucking Facts. 1969. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA1148. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/bucking-facts. A training film outlining how to safely use a chainsaw to buck trees into logs. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Cool Roots. 1975. British Columbia Provincial Archives. F1986:27/003. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/cool-roots. A training film intended to aid discussion among trainees about handling bare-root planting stock in transit. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Falling and yarding. 1988. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA5451. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/falling-and-yarding. No description is available. VHS format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Fly Camp Fires. 1969. British Columbia Provincial Archives. V1986:58/006. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/fly-camp-fires. This training film Illustrates the correct method of setting up a camp in the woods and demonstrates the results of campfire carelessness. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Four Wheels and a Wench. 1973. British Columbia Provincial Archives. F1986:27. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/four-wheels-and-winch. This training film illustrates the correct method of operating a four-wheel-drive work vehicle and the use of a winch. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service. High-ball logger. 1960/61. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA2023. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/high-ball-logger. A training film that establishes the importance of a well-planned logging operation by comparing a careless boss and his inefficient operation to a streamlined, well-ran counterpart. VHS format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Model Planter. 1976. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA2241. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/model-planter. A training film that demonstrates the proper attire and methods for planting seedlings. Digitized.
British Columbia Forest Service. Is forest policy in B.C. compatible with sustainable development? 1991. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA5424. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/is-old-growth-necessary-for-biological-diversity. Format unlisted.
British Columbia Forest Service. Is Old Growth Necessary for Biological Diversity? 1991. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA5427. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/is-old-growth-necessary-for-biological-diversity. VHS format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Planting Spot Selection. 1992. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA5439. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/planting-spot-selection. A training film that illustrates what to consider when planting trees. VHS format.
British Columbia Forest Service. Saw Points. 1978. British Columbia Provincial Archives. V1986:58/015. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/saw-points. A training film that illustrates proper care, handling and use of chainsaws. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service. The well-dressed field man. 1978. British Columbia Provincial Archives. V1986:58/018. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/well-dressed-field-man. A training film describes the clothing and equipment needed for safety when working out of doors and the hazards often encountered in the woods. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service. [Juvenile spacing : reels 1-3]. 1978. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA0698. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/juvenile-spacing-reels-1-3. Extensive and detailed footage showing a forest crew with chain saws thinning and spacing a stand of young trees. Illustrates chain saw use and maintenance, safety measures, various other procedures, etc. Film reel format.
British Columbia Forest Service & Pastiche Productions Ltd. Disc Trenching. 1991. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA0958. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/disc-trenching. VHS format.
British Columbia Forest Service & Third Wave Communications. Reforestation in British Columbia : a growing success. 199-?. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA2549. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/reforestation-in-british-columbia-growing-success. VHS format.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The Nature of Things: Islands at the edge. 1986. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA2050. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/nature-of-things-islands-at-edge. Highlights the wildlife and native attractions of the Queen Charlotte Islands, and the effects of logging on such an environment. Videocassette format.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The Nature of Things: Windy Bay. 1982. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA2051. Ministry of forestry films & videotapes. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/nature-of-things-windy-bay. The logging of the Queen Charlotte Islands is discussed, with particular focus on the Windy Bay watershed on South Moresby Island. Videocassette format.
Final Post Productions & Ministry of Forests. Excavators : silvicultural attachments & treatments. 1993. British Columbia Provincial Archives. V1998:46; 93-2810. https://search.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/excavators-silvicultural-attachments-treatments. No description available, but judging by the title, it is likely a training film for excavator operators. VHS and video reel format.
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. The Living Blueprint. 1965/66. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA1228. MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Fonds. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/living-blueprint-2. This film shows the planning and site preparation that precedes actual logging in modern forest operations. Film reel format.
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Long Road to Travel. 1965/66. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA1239. MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Fonds. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/long-road-to-travel. This film, set in coastal British Columbia, shows the transportation of logs from the forest to the mill. Film reel format.
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. The Patient Men. 1965/66. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA2345. MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Fonds. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/patient-men. This film shows corporate and government research in forestry, project development and improvement of production processes. Film reel format.
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Whatever a Man Soweth. 1965/66. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA3110. MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Fonds. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/whatsoever-man-soweth-long-version. This film provides historical background information on the logging industry and seeks to establish the importance of logging in B.C. Film reel format.
Rarig Film Productions & MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Falling and Bucking Timber. 195-?. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA1746. MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Fonds. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/falling-and-bucking-timber. This film compares and contrasts falling and bucking techniques used in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Film reel format. This film is also available in the Weyerhaeuser collection at Forest History.
Rarig Film Productions & MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Hauling Logs. 195-?. British Columbia Provincial Archives. AAAA2001. MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Fonds. https://search-bcarchives.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/hauling-logs. This is a training film intended to ensure the safe loading, transporting and dumping of logs. Film reel format.
University of British Columbia Rare Books and Special Collections
WestLand. Portrait of a Logger. 2006. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/195; Westland_23_03. DOI:10.14288/1.0048495. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048495?o=12. The West Coast logging industry goes back well over a hundred years. This program looks at the history of the West Coast logging industry and what changes are taking place to ensure the industry is sustained in the future. Digitized and available online.
WestLand. What if we stopped clearcutting?. 1999. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/160; Westland_16_01. DOI:10.14288/1.0048431. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048431?o=11. B.C.’s forest sector, long the major economic driver in the province, is in a state of economic chaos. Whole towns face financial crisis. And in the middle of this, the biggest forest company in the province says it will phase out clearcutting and the logging of old growth forest. Word of these massive changes in forest policy rocked the already shaky forest sector and questions abound. What does this mean for other companies? Will less logging in old growth mean we could be forced to cut second growth too soon? In other words, is this a silvicultural decision or is it based on other factors entirely? This program received a lot of attention from concerned interest groups. The topic of the program discussed how clearcutting was the best way to log in many cases. This program has some wonderful stills showing sites logged, planted and grown over the past 70 years. Digitized and available online.
WestLand. The Cut Goes Down. 1995. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/141; Westland_13_03. DOI:10.14288/1.0048408. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048408. New environmental laws, particularly those contained in the Forest Practices Code, are placing greater constraints on all people working in the woods–especially near water. In addition, more land for parks and other non-timber choices are resulting in less logging, raising uncertain prospects for sustaining the economy–especially in small logging towns. Digitized and available online.
WestLand. Reforestation. 1994. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/130; Westland_11_10. DOI:10.14288/1.0048394. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048394?o=13. Forest land use conflicts still deal mainly with old growth or mature forests but in 1993 we planted the three billionth tree in B.C. How is the “next” forest doing? Are we moving closer to sustainable forestry? Digitized and available online.
WestLand. Old Growth Forests. 1991. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/088; Westland_08_04. DOI:10.14288/1.0048336. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048336?o=4. Much controversy surrounds the logging of old growth forests – particularly on the coast and in certain parts of the interior wet belt forest. The economic and social consequences of logging old growth – or leaving it – are discussed. Digitized and available online.
WestLand. Clearcut Logging and the Environment. 1989. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/075; Westland_06_11. DOI:10.14288/1.0048329. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048329?o=1. Another WestLand public conference. About 200 delegates filled this conference hall in Penticton. They came from all parts of B.C. and even from Alberta. It is apparent that much of the discussion regarding clearcuts is polarized sharply between logging and anti-logging or non-logging interests. The one point on which there seemed to be complete agreement is that some of the older clearcuts were far too large and were made without proper consideration for other resource values. Digitized and available online.
WestLand. Future Forestry. 1991. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/098; Westland_09_02. DOI: 10.14288/1.0048350. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048350?o=5. The Forest Resource Commission has called for sweeping changes in the whole forest management structure in B.C. What impact will these changes have on forest management? Digitized and available online.
WestLand. The Fallers. 1994. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT UBC VT 2160.1/013; Westland_01_13. DOI: 10.14288/1.0048234. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048234?o=4. The most dangerous and highest paid job in the forest industry is that of the faller. Fallers usually work alone and as many as one-per-month is killed in B.C. This program features a National Film Board film on fallers – and a studio interview with the director – himself a former logger. Digitized and available online.
WestLand. Reforestation. 1994. In WestLand Collection. Identifier: UBC VT 2160.1/130 Westland_11_10. DOI: 10.14288/1.0048394. https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/westland/items/1.0048394. Film created by the B.C. Association of Professional Biologists and the B.C. Association of Professional Foresters. Very pro-industry film. Suggests that logging practices are sustainable and responsible. Possibly relevant to the project given the time at which the film was produced. Digitized and available online.
University of Fraser Valley Library
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Clayoquot Sound: Trees or Jobs? 1993. Ufv.1402669. https://eds.b.ebscohost.com/eds/detail/detail?vid=2&sid=469cd09f-59b3-443e-9d0b-6552a6abfd52%40pdc-v-sessmgr05&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWRzLWxpdmU%3d#AN=ufv.1402669&db=cat00744. This film weighs the economic significance of logging on Vancouver Island compared to the environmental significance of old-growth forests in the Clayoquot Sound.
University of Montana Archives and Special Collections
Dent, D. D. D. Douglas Dent timber falling instructional films, 1977 and undated collection. 1977. http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv74655/op=fstyle.aspx?t=k&q=logging+film. This is a series of eleven timber falling training films used by logging companies and the United States Forestry Service. Film reel format.
Telltale Productions. Fury for the Sound of Women at Clayoquot. 1997. OLC #43696140. https://um-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=01TRAILS_ALMA71113241790003366&context=L&vid=01TRAILS_UM_ASC&lang=en_US&search_scope=01TRAILS_UM_ASC&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=um_asc&query=any,contains,logging%20%20film&facet=rtype,include,video&offset=0. This film explores the important role women played in establishing the movement to protest clearcut logging in the Clayoquot Sound. Videocassette format. This film is also available at the Washington State University Archives.
University of Northern British Columbia Northern BC Archives & Special Collections
Alberta Pacific Forest Industries. The Green Logger. 1994. 1994.1.1.5.6.18. https://search.nbca.unbc.ca/index.php/green-logger. This film is an Alberta Pacific Forest Industries training video for new hires. It is intended to provide an overview of the company’s perspective on ecosystem management to new contracted loggers. Videocassette format.
British Columbia Forest Service. The Mark of Progress. 1959. 2016.5.3.16. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzR2Fuso2z0&feature=youtu.be. This film centres around a new employee who is shown the forestry industry and his duties as a logger. The film also focuses on the economic benefits, responsible practices used by the industry.
Canadian Forest Products Ltd. A Question of Balance: Canadian Forest Products Ltd. Interior Operations. 1996. 1994.1.1.5.6.16. https://search.nbca.unbc.ca/index.php/question-of-balance-canadian-forest-products-ltd-interior-operations. This film provides information on safety, forest management, harvesting, pulp and paper production, environmental improvements, new technologies, economic impact, and career opportunities. Videocassette format.
Coronel Neronovitch. Coronel Neronovitch Logging and Sawmills film. 195-?. 2014.2.2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPCcBmlyGYo&feature=youtu.be. This film shows early logging and sawmilling practices in Northern BC. Digitized and available online.
Northwood Pulp & Timber Ltd. The Unquiet Forest. 197-?. 2001.26.5.01. The film primarily examines reforestation practices and seedling preparation. It also demonstrates forest slash burning techniques. DVD and MiniDV format. Not listed in the UBC library’s online catalogue.
Northwood Pulp & Timber Ltd. White Spruce from Falling to Shipping: Eagle Lake Sawmills. 1963. 2001.26.5.03. This documentary shows the entire lumber process at Eagle Lake. The film begins with the harvesting of trees and ends with finished lumber products. DVD, VHS, MiniDV format.
University of Oregon Special Collections and University Archives
Frise, H., Ripper, V. Bones of the Forest. 1995. OCLC Number: 986437660. https://alliance-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=CP71329421800001451&context=L&vid=UO&lang=en_US&search_scope=everything&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=default_tab&query=any,contains,forestry&facet=searchcreationdate,include,1900%7C,%7C2002&mode=basic&offset=0. This film is an exploration of the forestry industry focused on conflict between loggers and environmentalists. It features loggers, a former VP of MacMillan Bloedel, Indigenous elders, and environmentalists. Digitized and available online (for U of O students and faculty) and available in DVD format.
Bullfrog Films. Haida Gwaii/The Queen Charlottes: Islands in the web of life. 1990. OCLC Number: 24428350. https://alliance-primo.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo-explore/fulldisplay?docid=CP71113645470001451&context=L&vid=UO&lang=en_US&search_scope=everything&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=default_tab&query=any,contains,forestry&facet=searchcreationdate,include,1900%7C,%7C2002&mode=basic&offset=0. This film examines issues surrounding resource management in the Queen Charlotte Islands. Videocassette format. Also available at the Washington State University archives.
University of Washington Collections & Archives
G. Smith, H. Smith. Saw Timber. 1966. University of Washington Archives. In George and Helen Smith moving image collection. Box 352900. http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv32272/op=fstyle.aspx?t=k&q=logging+training+film. This training film describes what a tree needs to grow, the job of an industrial forester, the decision-making process required in tree-marking, and logging techniques. Saw Timber is set in Idaho and was produced for Idahoan loggers. Film reel format.
Walkinshaw, J. Loggers and their Lore. 1985. University of Washington Archives. In Jean Walkinshaw films and videos collection. Box 352900. http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv502074/op=fstyle.aspx?t=k&q=logging+training+film. This film examines the growing criticism of logging on the one side, and the ” logging culture” within communities and families on the other side. The film largely focuses more on the perspective of loggers and logging communities. Digitized and available online.
| University of British Columbia’s Rare Books and Special Collections Archive-1141 ** has fonds from the Council of Forest Industries of B.C., ARC-1141 American Plywood Association. National Forest Products, Plans Approved.RCSHSB, RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-22 And Yet the Forest Stands. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-29 BC Ministry of Forests. The FRDA story. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-83 Canada Post Corporation. Forevergreen – Flight for Freedom. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT127-49 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. A Timber Frame Home for Tomorrow. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-15 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. Careers in the Forest. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-7 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. Careers in Logging. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-18 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. Choice of Living. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-16 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. New Forests for Old. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-13 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. Super Natural Cedar. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-21 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. Working Together: Annual Meeting 1973. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-14 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. on behalf of the manufacturers of PMBC Exterior Plywood, Plywood World. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-20 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. Red Cedar et Douceur de Vie. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-28 Council of Forest Industries of B.C. Quality Control. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-11 Come Winter. Come Harvest: RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-25 Choose the Future. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-53 Demonstration Video n. 44. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-62 Design. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-3 Forest Forever. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-69 Fragile Earth: Battle for the Trees. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-70 Forest Service of BC, BC Ministry of Forests. Free Growing! Tomorrow’s Forest Growing Today, RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-70 Grapple-Yarding/Riggling-Slinger/Landing/Forestry-Eng/Road Construction. 1989. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-46 Hemlock: The Natural Choice. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-27 Interior Lumber Manufacturer’s Association AGM 1992: Coming to Terms with Public Expectations, The U.S. Experience: RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-70 Interior Lumber Manufacturer’s Association AGM 1992: Requirements for the Sustainable Future of Interior communities: RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-60 Japan SPF Mission. 1986. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-78 “Looting a Legacy”. 1984. The Journal: RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-76 Logging and Sawmill Journal Sampler. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-39 MacMillan Bloedel. Spiked. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-61 Modern Forestry in Sweden. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-19 Not Wanted: Pollution. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-24 Office of the California State Fire Marshall, California Division of Forestry, California Fire Chiefs Association, Red Cedar Shingle and Shake Society. Greenbelt U.S.A. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-13: RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-13 Southern Interior Planerman’s Association (SIEPA). Operating Planers Safely. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-37 Symphony in Cedar. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-1 Shelter. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-4 Sitka Sanctuary. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-80 Structure. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-5 Style. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-6 The Inside Story. 1952. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-9\ The Way of the Wood. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-17 Timborized Timber. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-8 Voices of the Pacific Northwest. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-77 Walls of Wisdom. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-2 Western Forest Products. Our Business is Growing. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-57 Western Red Cedar Lumber Association. 1956. Let’s Remodel. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-10 Wood Frame Construction. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP RR 127-23 Yes Canada: The Pathfinder Learning Systems. RBSC-ARC-1141-SP VT 127-43 |