Announcing the creation of a new venue for Canadian Forest History.
The Canadian Institute of Forestry and The Forestry Chronicle seek short articles on Canadian Forest History for their journal’s new feature “Old Growth.” Previously published articles are available on the journal website.
Articles are meant to be informal, informative and brief. Citations, in the journal’s accepted format, should be included only if absolutely necessary (and limited in number).
The approximate length should be 800 – 2400 words; images (photos, maps) are welcome, but in electronic form.
Prospective submissions should be directed to:
Dr. Ron Ayling
Editor-in-Chief
The Forestry Chronicle
ayling@magma.ca
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David Brownstein is the Principal of Klahanie Research Ltd (www.klahanieresearch.ca). He is also a longstanding UBC sessional instructor, and the continuing co-ordinator of NiCHE's "The Canadian Forest-History Preservation Project" (still facilitating archival donations after 11 years).
Latest posts by David Brownstein (see all)
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- Archival Donation: Western Forest Products - July 26, 2016
- In Celebration of International Day of Forests: A Forest History Archival Donation Guide - March 21, 2015
- The Cloud Will Not Remember Everything Forever: Some Thoughts Prompted by Another Forest History Archival Donation - October 6, 2014
- History mysteries at the Association of BC Forest Professionals Meeting - August 11, 2014
- June is Forest History Month: Special issue of the Forestry Chronicle. - June 6, 2014
- Archival donation: the Dr Hubert William Ferdinand Bunce fonds. - May 26, 2014
- Adventures along the archival commodity chain: the Truck Loggers Convention. - May 2, 2014
- A rare event: forest history on the sports pages. - March 30, 2014