BC offers MB forests to pay for parkland

Article Abstract:

The government of British Columbia has reached an agreement with MacMillan Bloedel Ltd to give the company harvesting rights to 50,000 acres of public timberland. This action was initiated to comply with BC's Forest Practices Act requiring compensation of forest companies deprived of more than 5% of their logging rights. The deal is expected to support the government's efforts to improve the economic situation of the province.

Administration of Conservation Programs, British Columbia, Forest Land Management, Economic policy, Contracts, Forest management, Forest policy, MacMillan Bloedel Ltd.

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1996 buyers' guide

Article Abstract:

Wood Technology's 1996 buyers' guide includes a directory of industries, a list of product and services and a directory of suppliers. The list of companies in the products and services list are listed alphabetically by industry and then alphabetically by company name. The suppliers' directory includes company name in alphabetical order, with the address and telephone number.

Purchasing, Buyers Guide, Lumber industry

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Internet can serve industry as effective marketing tool

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Internet can help forest companies boost their product marketing potential through website use. Efficiently developed websites are able to offer customers easy access to information on companies and their products, download easy and provide the right message. Forest companies need to list their websites with internet search services to further expand their customer base.

Usage, Web sites (World Wide Web), Information services, Web sites

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