Counting old growth: The science of informing forestry policy with the facts
In our season two finale, Forsite Consultants forester Cam Brown joins ForestWorks to discuss a recent landmark study that turned the tables on Sierra Club claims.
The impacts of forestry policy on investment
In episode seven of ForestWorks’ second season, Russ Taylor joins Stewart to talk about investment, renewable forest products and the impacts of BC’s forest policy on the industry.
The forest hugger: A conversation Kathy Abusow
In episode six of ForestWorks’ second season, Kathy Abusow joins Stewart for a conversation about responsible forestry, wood products and education.
The premier and professor: Mike Harcourt and John Innes on ForestWorks
In episode five of ForestWorks’ second season, former BC NDP premier Mike Harcourt and UBC’s John Innes join us for a conversation about forest policy and how BC’s approach stacks up in the global context.
Large and small, BC’s municipalities are forest towns
In episode four of ForestWorks’ second season, Port McNeill Mayor Gaby Wickstrom and Vancouver City Councillor Lisa Dominato share their thoughts on where BC forestry is headed.
Forestry’s grassroots: a conversation with Tamara Meggitt
In episode three of ForestWorks’ second season, we are joined by Tamara Meggitt, an emerging advocate and organizer for grassroots forestry workers and their families.
Prosperity and sustainability for First Nations in forestry
In episode two of ForestWorks’ second season, we are joined by Dallas Smith, the founder, president and CEO of the Nanwakolas Council and a leader at the forefront of Indigenous-enterprise partnerships in forestry.
A conversation with veteran politician Leonard Krog
In the first episode of season two, ForestWorks spoke to Nanaimo Mayor and long-time NDP MLA, Leonard Krog about the provincial government’s new forest policy and the impact it will have on forest towns.
A rural politician pushing back – a conversation with CRD director Mike Hicks
In the twelfth episode of the ForestWorks podcast, guest Mike Hicks shares his story of working with First Nations and fighting anti-forestry pressure within the Capital Regional District.