Books

SKU:

9031

Beyond the Gate, Roberta Lingstone

$3.95

Artists' Journeys to Save the Tsitika Valley and Robson Bight. This book was produced by the WC Victoria office in 1991 based on the activities in Camp Wolverine in the Tsitika Valley adjacent to Robson Bight. The scientists involved were trying to uncover this area's mysteries before it was too late. The fear of losing this rainforest was shared by a group of people who undertook an art expedition to the Tsitika Valley and Robson Bight. The resulting art was donated to a fundraising art show. With 100 artists participating this book is a documentary of this special artistic expedition.

Nemiah: The Unconquered Country, Terry Glavin

SKU:

9039

Nemiah: The Unconquered Country, Terry Glavin & the people of the Nemiah Valley

$24.95

Over 130 years ago the Nemiah Valley Indian Band of BC's Chilcotin region resisted the invasion of Europeans. Now, once again, their land is being threatened – this time by logging companies and governments with corporate interests. Alongside exquisite photographs of the Valley, this book examines the rich history of Nemiah Valley from the Chilcotin War to present day.

Published in 1992. Featuring photographs by Gary Fiegehen, Rick Blacklaws & Vance Hanna.

8 X 9", 154 pages. ISBN 0-921586-22-1

SKU:

9058

Forestopia - A Practical Guide, Michael M'Gonigle and Ben Parfitt

$16.95

Forestopia - A Practical Guide to the New Forest Economy is an easy to read book that gives real BC examples of better logging practices and value added small scale wood manufacturing. Co-authored by SFU professor Michael M'Gonigle and former Vancouver Sun reporter Ben Parfitt, this book makes a strong case for community ownership of forests, a competitive logging market and eco-forestry. 8 ½" x 11" and 119 pages of B&W, soft cover with hundreds of photos and illustrations. ISBN 1-55017-096-1

SKU:

9065

Forest Follies: Adventures & Misadventures in the Great Canadian Forest, Ben Parfitt

$18.95

Logging, milling and other industrial practices have depleted forest ecosystems across Canada. Written in 1998, Forest Follies examines how the industry has affected environmental conditions like salmon health, wildlife populations and water quality. Ben Parfitt argues that a more diverse and sustainable approach to resource extraction will result in a healthier ecosystem, as well as a stronger economy.

6 X 9", 224 pages with black & white photographs. ISBN 1-55017-192-5

Shaped Cedars and Cedar Shaping, David Garrick

SKU:

9072

Shaped Cedars and Cedar Shaping, David Garrick

$34.95

Discover the fascinating world of shaped cedars - trees alive and healthy today, bearing marks of generations of careful bark harvesting by traditional foresters working the rainforest "cedar gardens" of the remotely beautiful Hanson Island. Find out why it is so important to study, document, appreciate and protect these heritage trees and the living natural museuam within which they thrive. 8 1/2" x 11" soft colour cover, 380 pages, black and white inside. ISBN 1-895123-42-9. On sale!

Dollars and Sense, Simon Fraser University

SKU:

9075

Dollars and Sense, Simon Fraser University

$9.95

The Economic Rationale to Protect Spotted Owl Habitat in BC. An important study by researchers at Simon Fraser University assessing the economic value of old-growth forests inhabited by the endangered spotted owl. 20 pages, four colour with photos and charts. (8 ½" x 11") Paperback

Marbled Murelets of the Caren Range, Paul Harris Jones

SKU:

9076

Marbled Murrelets of the Caren Range, Paul Harris Jones

$19.95

Written by Paul Harris Jones, this Wilderness Committee report explores the mysterious habits of the elusive marbled murrelet. A small seabird dependent on old-growth forests, the marbled murrelet is sensitive to logging of its old-growth habitat. Order this fascinating report to find out how Harris discovered the first marbled murrelet nest in Canada!

8 1/2" x 11" soft colour cover, 150 pages, black and white inside.
ISBN 1-895123-13-5. On sale!

SKU:

9077

The Last Voyage of the Black Ship, Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas

$20.00

Last Voyage of the Black Ship This is the story of the salmon, the forest and the Peoples of the North Pacific. In this mythical journey, Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas reveals the complex interrelationships in the coastal redcedar ecosystem and explores the effects of the unsound logging practices. A Haida woman, a supernatural being and a young blue bear team up to save their home - the ancient redcedar forest.

8 1/2" x 11" soft cover, 40 pages, detailed map, full colour throughout.

ISBN 1-895123-15-1

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SKU:

9078

Bear Smart Kids, Evelyn Kirkaldy

$9.95

Bear Smart Kids Written and illustrated by Evelyn Kirkaldy. This book will make you smarter than the average bear! This is a wonderfully illustrated colouring and activity book about bears around the world, bear necessities, the life of a bear, crosswords and much more. A fantastic book for teachers, a joint publication produced by the Wilderness Committee, J.J. Whistler Bear Society and Valhalla Wilderness Society. 8 1/2" x 11" soft cover, 20 pages, black and white inside. ISBN 1-895123-17-8

Alternative Recovery Strategy - Northern Spotted Owl, Andy Miller, MSc

SKU:

9080_2

Alternative Recovery Strategy - Northern Spotted Owl, Andy Miller, MSc

$9.95

The Northern Spotted Owl has been designated "endangered" in Canada since 1986 by the "Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada" (COSEWIC). The owl is on BC's most endangered list, the "Red List" with a ranking of "S1", meaning it is critically imperiled. In the US, the owl has been listed as threatened since 1990. This report covers all the details regarding the status of the owl with biological factors, habitat requirements, threats to the owl and an intensive strategy to bring the owl back from being almost extinct.

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