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Leading us out of the woods, with Brian Butler

Posted on Podcasts by · September 22, 2021 10:45 AM

In ForestWork's second episode, host Stewart Muir and guest Brian Butler discuss forestry leadership and the concerns of workers.

Port McNeill, the little town that would (with Mayor Gaby Wickstrom)

Posted on Podcasts by · September 22, 2021 10:19 AM

In ForestWork's premiere episode, host Stewart Muir and guest Gaby Wickstrom discuss the unique challenges and triumphs of BC's industry towns.

Launching the ForestWorks podcast and show

Posted on Podcasts by · September 21, 2021 3:00 PM

Local government and labour leaders, scientific experts and First Nations figure among guests on our newest radio show and podcast.

Paradigm Shift: Imagining the forestry future of North Cowichan

Posted on Reports by · September 21, 2021 12:11 PM

Here's a presentation that Resource Works founder, Stewart Muir, made to the District of North Cowichan in Summer 2021 as the district undergoes an overhaul of its forestry strategy.

New study overturns claims about scarcity of old growth forests in B.C.

Posted on Articles by · September 21, 2021 9:53 AM

Resource Works asked whether tall old growth trees are really running out the way that a recent Sierra Club report claims. What we found was startling.

Fairy Creek is a special spot but it's not the "last intact watershed" in B.C.

Posted on Articles by · September 21, 2021 9:10 AM

Here's the list of 10 intact watersheds close to Fairy Creek.

Another fairy tale

Posted on Articles by · September 17, 2021 9:33 PM

Dear media, let's fact-check before we publish, please. Josiah Haynes gets behind the latest misinformation on Fairy Creek.

"Grandfather Tree" on the chopping block? No, it is in a protected area

Posted on Articles by · September 10, 2021 10:34 AM

The large cedar tree, located near a major forestry road west of Victoria, B.C., was affectionately dubbed Grandfather Tree by individuals trying to block access to a large swathe of the working forest. Stewart Muir provides the facts.

Former BC Green party leader calls out Fairy Creek blockade actions

Posted on Articles by · September 08, 2021 7:09 AM

Andrew Weaver notes that the party has moved to the far left since his departure, and today's activists do not serve their own cause when all they do is criticize.

Old growth forest – cherished, abundant and growing fast

Posted on Articles by · August 21, 2021 2:57 PM

At Resource Works, we're always looking to uncover the facts about complex and challenging science issues. What we have discovered about the vigorously debated issue of old growth forests in British Columbia might come as a surprise. Stewart Muir provides an update.

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Leading us out of the woods, with Brian Butler

In ForestWork's second episode, host Stewart Muir and guest Brian Butler discuss forestry leadership and the concerns of workers.

Port McNeill, the little town that would (with Mayor Gaby Wickstrom)

In ForestWork's premiere episode, host Stewart Muir and guest Gaby Wickstrom discuss the unique challenges and triumphs of BC's industry towns.

Launching the ForestWorks podcast and show

Local government and labour leaders, scientific experts and First Nations figure among guests on our newest radio show and podcast.

Paradigm Shift: Imagining the forestry future of North Cowichan

Here's a presentation that Resource Works founder, Stewart Muir, made to the District of North Cowichan in Summer 2021 as the district undergoes an overhaul of its forestry strategy.

New study overturns claims about scarcity of old growth forests in B.C.

Resource Works asked whether tall old growth trees are really running out the way that a recent Sierra Club report claims. What we found was startling.

Fairy Creek is a special spot but it's not the "last intact watershed" in B.C.

Here's the list of 10 intact watersheds close to Fairy Creek.

Another fairy tale

Dear media, let's fact-check before we publish, please. Josiah Haynes gets behind the latest misinformation on Fairy Creek.

"Grandfather Tree" on the chopping block? No, it is in a protected area

The large cedar tree, located near a major forestry road west of Victoria, B.C., was affectionately dubbed Grandfather Tree by individuals trying to block access to a large swathe of the working forest. Stewart Muir provides the facts.

Former BC Green party leader calls out Fairy Creek blockade actions

Andrew Weaver notes that the party has moved to the far left since his departure, and today's activists do not serve their own cause when all they do is criticize.

Old growth forest – cherished, abundant and growing fast

At Resource Works, we're always looking to uncover the facts about complex and challenging science issues. What we have discovered about the vigorously debated issue of old growth forests in British Columbia might come as a surprise. Stewart Muir provides an update.

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