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The Truck Loggers Association is an influential voice in the forest industry on behalf of its 500 member companies across BC. Celebrating 75 years of advocacy, the TLA was formed to give independent loggers a collective voice in the changes taking place in society and the forest industry, as well as to share information about newly developing logging machines, methods, and technology. The TLA now represents independent timber harvesting contractors, phase contractors, market loggers, independent sawmills, industry suppliers and forest resource dependent communities.

  • Representing our members in the development of innovative and progressive forest policy and practises

  • Fostering successful relationships with the forest industry, local communities and all levels of government

  • Building strong and mutually beneficial relationships with First Nations

  • Nurturing effective communication with our members, industry, government, First Nations and local communities

  • Maintaining a dynamic organization that addresses the evolving needs of its members

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The TLA believes that a strong and sustainable working forest will generate long-term prosperity for the people of British Columbia, and that the people who work in our forests must share in this prosperity.

VISION

The TLA's vision is to be a strong and unifying voice for British Columbia’s forest community.

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TRUCK LOGGER BC MAGAZINE.

Truck LoggerBC  is distributed quarterly to over 10,000 readers who rely on the forest industry across British Columbia for their livelihoods. It is the preeminent source for timber harvesting and forestry perspectives, information & news.

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Truck Logger BC is published quarterly by the Truck Loggers Association in partnership with the Interior Logging Association and North West Loggers Association.

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In addition to reaching logging associations’ industrial and associate members, MLAs, key government officials and industry stakeholders, the magazine also reaches all First Nations and civic community leaders.

CONTENT

Editorial content seeks to reflect the objectives of the logging associations and to provide readers with current information on BC’s forest industry, one that boasts the greenest workforce in the province.

TRUCK LOGGERS NEWS.

Senior governments ‘attacking economy of northern Vancouver Island’

September 8th, 2023|Comments Off on Senior governments ‘attacking economy of northern Vancouver Island’

Campbell River city council debates impact of government hostility towards forest industry Alistair Taylor https://www.campbellrivermirror.com/local-news/senior-governments-attacking-economy-of-northern-vancouver-island-3118939 The executive director of the Truck Loggers Association’s message that senior government policies are not doing the forest industry any [...]

Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water

August 21st, 2023|Comments Off on Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water

Article from: https://www.westernstandard.news/bc/wood-waste-from-bc-forestry-sector-may-be-key-to-removing-microplastics-from-water/article_44b047d8-3d45-11ee-843f-f7ae620cda55.html Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water By Shaun Polczer Aug 18, 2023 It’s a hidden pollution problem that’s also one of the most common [...]

Truck Loggers Association responds to climate activists littering Main Street in Vancouver

March 23rd, 2022|Comments Off on Truck Loggers Association responds to climate activists littering Main Street in Vancouver

Dear Editor: I read with interest, a recent column by Bob Kronbauer about the actions of a protest group that littered Vancouver streets with signage opposing the harvesting of old-growth trees, and their response to [...]

IMPORTANCE OF FOREST SECTOR NOT TO BE UNDERESTIMATED

March 7th, 2022|Comments Off on IMPORTANCE OF FOREST SECTOR NOT TO BE UNDERESTIMATED

By Bob Brash There appears to be a sense of complacency among many politicians and residents in British Columbia that the province no longer needs to rely on the forest sector as it traditionally has [...]

Letter: Response from Truck Loggers Association of BC

January 18th, 2022|Comments Off on Letter: Response from Truck Loggers Association of BC

I read with interest, an article appearing in the December 31 edition of thenelsondaily.com (Movement to protect old-growth forests in region, province gains some traction) because while I believe discussion and debate about important issues [...]

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Winter can be a dangerous time to drive. Use the @roadsafetyatwork Winter Driving Safety Planning Tool Kit and keep you and your drivers safe. https://roadsafetyatwork.ca/resource/tool-kit/winter-driving-safety-planning-tool-kit/ #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Winter can be a dangerous time to drive. Use the @roadsafetyatwork Winter Driving Safety Planning Tool Kit and keep you and your drivers safe.

https://roadsafetyatwork.ca/resource/tool-kit/winter-driving-safety-planning-tool-kit/

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Did you know? 🌲🌲 Canada, and the province of British Columbia, were quick to adopt forest certification, from its inception nearly two decades ago. Canada accounts for almost 36 percent of all certified forests globally—the largest of any country worldwide. More than 85 percent of British Columbia’s Crown forestland have been certified by one of three bodies. That’s the same amount of certified forests as Norway, Germany, Brazil and Sweden combined. #NationalForestWeek

Did you know? 🌲🌲

Canada, and the province of British Columbia, were quick to adopt forest certification, from its inception nearly two decades ago.

Canada accounts for almost 36 percent of all certified forests globally—the largest of any country worldwide. More than 85 percent of British Columbia’s Crown forestland have been certified by one of three bodies.

That’s the same amount of certified forests as Norway, Germany, Brazil and Sweden combined.

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If not forests, then what? 🌲 It’s an important question as we consider the future for our children and generations to come. 🌎 BC is a world leader in sustainable forest management and environmental stewardship. In fact, BC plants three trees for every one that is harvested; to date, 9 billion have been planted in BC. 🌲🌲🌲 BC’s forestry workers - the original environmentalists - have long advocated for sustainable management and long-term viability of our forests. #NationalForestWeek

If not forests, then what? 🌲

It’s an important question as we consider the future for our children and generations to come. 🌎

BC is a world leader in sustainable forest management and environmental stewardship. In fact, BC plants three trees for every one that is harvested; to date, 9 billion have been planted in BC. 🌲🌲🌲

BC’s forestry workers - the original environmentalists - have long advocated for sustainable management and long-term viability of our forests.

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If not wood, then what? 🪵 It’s an important question as we consider the future for our children and generations to come. Is it plastic or some other non-biodegradable product – or is it wood, the only truly renewable, recyclable product. 🌲🌲 Sustainably sourced - wood products and wood buildings continue to store carbon, providing a climate change solution at home and around the world. 🌎 Let’s plan for a future where our forests are forever - while supporting strong, resilient communities. #NationalTreeDay #NationalForestWeek

If not wood, then what? 🪵

It’s an important question as we consider the future for our children and generations to come.

Is it plastic or some other non-biodegradable product – or is it wood, the only truly renewable, recyclable product. 🌲🌲

Sustainably sourced - wood products and wood buildings continue to store carbon, providing a climate change solution at home and around the world. 🌎

Let’s plan for a future where our forests are forever - while supporting strong, resilient communities.

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If not forestry, then what? It’s an important question as we consider the future for our children and generations to come. Forestry is a leader in helping pay for schools and teachers, hospitals, doctors and nurses, among many other services and programs vital for all British Columbians. Without forestry jobs and the real living wages they pay, our province’s standard of living would decline for hard working families and our communities. No other industry can replace the value of our forest sector. #NationalForestWeek

If not forestry, then what?

It’s an important question as we consider the future for our children and generations to come.

Forestry is a leader in helping pay for schools and teachers, hospitals, doctors and nurses, among many other services and programs vital for all British Columbians.
Without forestry jobs and the real living wages they pay, our province’s standard of living would decline for hard working families and our communities.

No other industry can replace the value of our forest sector.

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The truth is during every 8-hour work day, forestry generates nearly $2 million in revenue which helps to build hospitals, recreation centres, and schools in your community here in BC. #NationalForestWeek

The truth is during every 8-hour work day, forestry generates nearly $2 million in revenue which helps to build hospitals, recreation centres, and schools in your community here in BC.

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Happy National Forest Week! During National Forest Week, you are invited to learn more about our Forests, Forestry and to raise awareness about this valuable and renewable resource. Forests are fundamental to our economy, culture, traditions and history – and to our future. Communities, families and individuals depend on forests for their livelihood and way of life. #NationalForestWeek

Happy National Forest Week!

During National Forest Week, you are invited to learn more about our Forests, Forestry and to raise awareness about this valuable and renewable resource.

Forests are fundamental to our economy, culture, traditions and history – and to our future. Communities, families and individuals depend on forests for their livelihood and way of life.

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"BC’s forestry industry is struggling to overcome misinformation, Truck Loggers Association president Bob Brash told Campbell River council. Brash says the industry is facing uncertainty caused by government policies, and it doesn’t help that many people don’t understand how modern logging works. He described a conversation he had recently with protestors in Qualicum he noticed. “I wandered up the street and started talking to them… nice folks, but the amount of misinformation that they have in their heads about how the forest sector operates… it was actually a bit startling,” he says. “That’s the challenge, we’ve got all these different camps out there right now, and nobody, even government, is looking to come up with try to come up with this vision that we can all work on moving forward.” Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

"BC’s forestry industry is struggling to overcome misinformation, Truck Loggers Association president Bob Brash told Campbell River council.

Brash says the industry is facing uncertainty caused by government policies, and it doesn’t help that many people don’t understand how modern logging works. He described a conversation he had recently with protestors in Qualicum he noticed.

“I wandered up the street and started talking to them… nice folks, but the amount of misinformation that they have in their heads about how the forest sector operates… it was actually a bit startling,” he says. “That’s the challenge, we’ve got all these different camps out there right now, and nobody, even government, is looking to come up with try to come up with this vision that we can all work on moving forward.”

Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News

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The Vancouver Island Safety Conference is Saturday October 28th in Nanaimo at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre. This FREE full-day, in-person conference is open to all BC forestry workers and features forestry-related safety topics focusing around this year’s theme - Navigating the Future During Complex Times. VISC features a variety of engaging speakers, a trade show with targeted forestry-related safety products and services as well as: · Refreshments and lunch for conference attendees · A silent auction with proceeds to KidSport Nanaimo · 50/50 draw · Door prizes and more This year’s keynotes speakers include leadership and safety expert, Allan J. Moore, Leadership Training and Human Development Expert, Alison Granger-Brown, Leadership Trainer and Human Development Expert and Steve Donahue, Author and Narrative Expert. Register before September 15th and you could win a @bcforestsafety Stanfield shirt and toque. Register online today to save your spot. Registration closes October 13th, 2023 VISC supports the Nanaimo Loaves & Fishes Community Foodbank. In lieu of a conference fee, conference attendees can bring a non-perishable food item or cash donation. You can register here: https://www.bcforestsafe.org/news-events/safety-conferences/ #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #Nanaimo #ForestSafety #VancouverIsland #BeautifulBC

The Vancouver Island Safety Conference is Saturday October 28th in Nanaimo at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre.

This FREE full-day, in-person conference is open to all BC forestry workers and features forestry-related safety topics focusing around this year’s theme - Navigating the Future During Complex Times.

VISC features a variety of engaging speakers, a trade show with targeted forestry-related safety products and services as well as:

· Refreshments and lunch for conference attendees
· A silent auction with proceeds to KidSport Nanaimo
· 50/50 draw
· Door prizes and more

This year’s keynotes speakers include leadership and safety expert, Allan J. Moore, Leadership Training and Human Development Expert, Alison Granger-Brown, Leadership Trainer and Human Development Expert and Steve Donahue, Author and Narrative Expert.

Register before September 15th and you could win a @bcforestsafety Stanfield shirt and toque. Register online today to save your spot.

Registration closes October 13th, 2023

VISC supports the Nanaimo Loaves & Fishes Community Foodbank.

In lieu of a conference fee, conference attendees can bring a non-perishable food item or cash donation.

You can register here: https://www.bcforestsafe.org/news-events/safety-conferences/

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The executive director of the Truck Loggers Association’s message that senior government policies are not doing the forest industry any favours fell on sympathetic ears Tuesday, Sept. 5. Bob Brash delivered that message as a delegation to Campbell River City Council’s Committee of the Whole. Visit the link in our bio for more information. #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

The executive director of the Truck Loggers Association’s message that senior government policies are not doing the forest industry any favours fell on sympathetic ears Tuesday, Sept. 5.

Bob Brash delivered that message as a delegation to Campbell River City Council’s Committee of the Whole.

Visit the link in our bio for more information.

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🌲 Happy Labour Day 🌲 To the loggers and forestry workers who work tirelessly day in and day out, we salute your dedication and hard work. Your labour sustains our communities, builds our homes, and helps our forests continue to thrive. Today, take a moment to rest, reflect, and revel in your well-deserved recognition. 🌳🪓 #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

🌲 Happy Labour Day 🌲

To the loggers and forestry workers who work tirelessly day in and day out, we salute your dedication and hard work.

Your labour sustains our communities, builds our homes, and helps our forests continue to thrive.

Today, take a moment to rest, reflect, and revel in your well-deserved recognition. 🌳🪓

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Did you know about the TLA Forestry Education Fund? 🌲 The TLA Forestry Education Fund is an investment made on behalf of TLA members, employees, shareholders and families – to teachers, students and communities. Forestry will be a driver for our provincial economy for a long time. Our members’ contributions to the Forestry Education Fund go a long way to help local programs. Learn more here: https://www.tla.ca/community/#fund #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Did you know about the TLA Forestry Education Fund? 🌲

The TLA Forestry Education Fund is an investment made on behalf of TLA members, employees, shareholders and families – to teachers, students and communities.

Forestry will be a driver for our provincial economy for a long time. Our members’ contributions to the Forestry Education Fund go a long way to help local programs.

Learn more here: https://www.tla.ca/community/#fund

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Repost from Forest Products Association of Canada #DYK Over half a tree’s weight is made up of captured carbon? And, that carbon stays locked in the wood long after the trees leave the forest? By thinking bigger & building taller with wood, we can create the carbon storage we need in the communities where we live. #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

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#DYK Over half a tree’s weight is made up of captured carbon? And, that carbon stays locked in the wood long after the trees leave the forest? By thinking bigger & building taller with wood, we can create the carbon storage we need in the communities where we live.

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Make sure to check out our Forestry careers board! Check them out here: https://www.tla.ca/careers/ #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Make sure to check out our Forestry careers board!

Check them out here:
https://www.tla.ca/careers/

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Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water It’s a hidden pollution problem that’s also one of the most common on Earth. Microplastics have been found in more than 99% of tap water samples in Canada, the US and Europe — along with every single water body from the Antarctic to the North Pole. And 10 billion tonnes of it will have accumulated in the environment by 2025. But now a team from the University of British Columbia has unlocked what they believe is a silver bullet solution to removing it almost entirely, using waste products from sawmills. Read the rest in our blog under forestry news in the link in our bio! #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water

It’s a hidden pollution problem that’s also one of the most common on Earth.

Microplastics have been found in more than 99% of tap water samples in Canada, the US and Europe — along with every single water body from the Antarctic to the North Pole. And 10 billion tonnes of it will have accumulated in the environment by 2025.

But now a team from the University of British Columbia has unlocked what they believe is a silver bullet solution to removing it almost entirely, using waste products from sawmills.

Read the rest in our blog under forestry news in the link in our bio!

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Wishing you a Happy BC Day today! 🌲🌿 #HappyBCDay

Wishing you a Happy BC Day today! 🌲🌿

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Become a TLA Member! Do you know that a TLA membership gives you access to: - Specialized Benefits Programs including extended health, dental, life, disability and critical illness insurance plans. - Exclusive Insurance Program - Forestry Equipment Hourly Rates - Affinity programs including fuel, hospitality, work wear, hearing & eyecare and more - A collective community & networking opportunities - Member Directory - Job boards - Access to the latest forestry news You can become a member as an Industrial Member which come from all facets of the industry: logging contractors, manufacturers, forest agreement/license holders, brokers and phase contractors are a few examples of what is considered an industrial member. You can also become a member as an Associate Member. Associate companies are any person, firm or organization who is engaged in work or services allied or associated in any way with the forest industry: equipment companies, insurance brokers, and investment companies are just some examples of our Associate Members. Learn more here: https://www.tla.ca/membership/ #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Become a TLA Member!

Do you know that a TLA membership gives you access to:

- Specialized Benefits Programs including extended health, dental, life, disability and critical illness insurance plans.
- Exclusive Insurance Program
- Forestry Equipment Hourly Rates
- Affinity programs including fuel, hospitality, work wear, hearing & eyecare and more
- A collective community & networking opportunities
- Member Directory
- Job boards
- Access to the latest forestry news

You can become a member as an Industrial Member which come from all facets of the industry: logging contractors, manufacturers, forest agreement/license holders, brokers and phase contractors are a few examples of what is considered an industrial member.

You can also become a member as an Associate Member. Associate companies are any person, firm or organization who is engaged in work or services allied or associated in any way with the forest industry: equipment companies, insurance brokers, and investment companies are just some examples of our Associate Members.

Learn more here: https://www.tla.ca/membership/

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Truck logging is still widely regarded as a male dominated profession, but like so many females of logging families, Aldrich as a child was oblivious to barriers. “On weekends and holidays, I ran around with my dad, falling in the morning and skidding in the afternoon,” she recalls. “I helped survey blocks and plant trees, and I was no stranger to big machinery.” Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News! #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Truck logging is still widely regarded as a male dominated profession, but like so many females of logging families, Aldrich as a child was oblivious to barriers. “On weekends and holidays, I ran around with my dad, falling in the morning and skidding in the afternoon,” she recalls. “I helped survey blocks and plant trees, and I was no stranger to big machinery.”

Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News!

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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