Old Groth Logging in Canada
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Old Growth Logging in Canada discusses the history and impacts of old growth logging in Canada. It began as settlers used forests for shelter, fur trade, and minerals. Logging provided food, clothing, and shelter for survival. The British North America Act gave provinces rights over timber lands. Early logging relied on human labor due to lack of technology. The first conservation movements established timber reserves and forest parks. Current issues include biodiversity loss, greenhouse gas emissions, and whether the government will follow through on commitments to reduce old growth logging. A logging agreement was signed to cut 20,000 hectares annually. The government failed to enforce wildlife laws against logging companies. Alternatives to timber include recreation, carbon storage, and non-timber products.
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Old Groth Logging in Canada
- 1. Old Growth Logging in Canada By Mary Cameron
- 2. Old Growth Logging: -Consequences? -How did it all start? -How is the government involved?
- 3. Biodiversity
- 4. • Ecological values • Spiritual Values • Economic values • Social values
- 5. Natural Beauty Soil Erosion Unwanted debris VS.
- 8. Non-native population using forests to create log huts
- 9. Coastal Coastal logging along British Columbia’s shore and low- slope areas
- 10. BRITISH NORTH AMERICA ACT -This Act gave the provinces the right to dispose of the timber and the land from which it came
- 11. Early Logging techniques Equated to large amounts of human labor due to lack of appropriate tools and technology
- 12. First Conservation Movement? • Timber Reserves • BC’s first forest parks • Dominion Forest Reserves Act Forest Reserve
- 13. • British Forestry Commission receives approximately 16 tons of Sitka and Douglas Fir seeds from Canada in the span of 9 years Sitka Douglas Fir
- 14. • Greenhouse gas emissions • Biodiversity • Will the government follow through with their commitments?
- 15. The city of Whistler signed a 25-year harvesting agreement with the federal government, as well as with the Squamish first nations. They propose that 20 thousand hectares of old growth trees will be cut down every year.
- 16. Government fails to enforce an important wildlife law against logging companies. Migratory Bird Convention Act
- 17. Other possibilities? • Recreation • Carbon Storehouses • Products other than timber
- 18. Selling Carbon credits to countries with large amounts of pollution
- 19. Old Growth logging NEEDS to stop Before it’s too late