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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 07, 2002

Page

3

Prescribed burns help slow mountain pine beetle in forests

A Canadian study shows controlled fires reduce beetle numbers, with average beetle production per tree dropping by about 50 percent where burns scorched bark. The 1995 Tweedsmuir Park burn, led by Dr. Les Safranyik, evaluated effects on beetle survival over two years and involved NRCan and provincial agencies.

Terry Shore Natural Resources Canada Nrcan Shore Canadian Forest Service CFS Pacific Forestry Centre Victoria Ministry of Forests Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection Tweedsmuir Park Butsuk Lake Dr. Shore

Chamber backs lifting BC oil and gas moratorium

The BC Chamber of Commerce urged Premier Campbell to remove barriers to offshore exploration after a bold announcement boosting the province's economy. John Winter, president, praised policies based on economics and science over alarmism and urged federal collaboration. The chamber, founded in 1951, represents over 27,000 businesses across BC.

Campbell John Winter BC Chamber of Commerce British Columbia Mr. Winter

Fire Dept Responds to Multiple Blazes in Chetwynd Area

Chetwynd Fire Department reports a busy period with grass fires on Laws Road and 2 Ha causing destruction of vehicles and a haystack. An explosion in Wabi Crescent and Seniors area traced to a transformer. A hillside fire near Highway 29 South was tackled with BC Forest Service. A garage fire at 6325 Hillside Road caused about 10000 dollars in damage. Fire chief Leo Sabulsky urges fire permits.

Chetwynd Laws Road Wabi Crescent Fire Dept Chetwynd Fire Dept Leo Sabulsky

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