I wrote this article for the UBC Branchlines Alumni Newsletter, December 2006 issue, and it is published here with permission. It tells the story of one of the individuals who played a pivotal role in establishing the former Aleza Lake Experiment Station and is a great example of how this research facility was a launching …
This website has been a long time coming…but we think it’s been worth the wait. With the new design, and WordPress template we can update you on our goings on much easier (we love WordPress!). Also, we can now blog right in our home page and so can you! So, to encourage participation from our …
The Aleza Lake Research Forest Society is self-funded by harvesting timber from its 9,000 hectare forest tenure, and has had an active harvesting program for the past 8 years. This year’s program is focused on Block 22 located at the centre of the Research Forest. This notification of harvest allows all interested groups to ask …