Forest Highways - a 1967 BC Forest Service film
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2014
- An historical look at the building of highways, railways and Forest Service roads and bridges.
Filmed, directed and eddited by Barbara Davies
Narrator Mike Winlaw (I remember him as the host of Hourglass on CBC Vancouver in the early 70s and then as host of the Vancouver show of CKVU)
Artwork J.J. Andre
Sound Telesound Vancouver
Produced by the Public Information and Education of the BC Forest Service
This production is one of a collection of historical films and videos that were digitized as part of the celebration of the centenary of the BC Forest Service in 2012. Digitization was done through a grant from the UBC Ike Barber Learning Centre and funding from the BC Forest Service Centenary Society.
• Forest Highways
My dad was an engineer in the BC Forest Service from 1958 to 1989, and his job was to design and approve these "highways" and their bridges. After his retirement he contracted with the BCFS to inspect bridges along these roads throughout the southern part of the province.
I can't tell you how many times we drove up logging roads in our station wagon when I was a kid😄 I'm sure this film shows some of his work. It makes me proud!
The forests we have here are just incredible! Thanks for the upload!
You bet!
Beautiful British Columbia. 24 years in Vancouver & BC, and I cherish every time I get out to the proper country in the forests!
I worked 25 years for MacMillan Blodel Eve River Div on Vancouver Island logging
Loved that job
When equipment was actually equipment built well
This film is so informative!
Very good!!
Just started watching this! Thank you for the upload. How did you come across this old video?
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Seems so naïf now to say that these forests were endless
In theory yes this works.! ..but in a Capitalists society, the only value of a tree is a felled tree. BC has only 1% left of the Coastal Douglas Fir, Hemlock ecotype left.???????? 2023.
Take a plane and fly out coast, then you will update your uninformed lie.
And while you are at it, torch your house, and replant the lot with trees, wipe your butt with dry leaves, don't use a green leaf, your hurting a tree, play your movie to it's end.
they should use this today and stop strapping all the forests they have wipe out 80% of allk the tree in b.c.