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• What's Eating Yew? (13/06/06)
   
• Funding for replanting after mountain pine beetle damage (08/05/06)
   
• The Burning Question: Mountain Pine Beetle and Fire in Our Forests (26/04/06)
   
• New grid will make measurements more meaningful (23/10/05)
   
• Victoria scientist honoured in Ottawa (27/06/05)
   
• Two BC scientists win award for inventory invention (27/06/05)
   
• UVic grad’s hyperspectral research gets boost (29/12/04)
   
• Local grads earn Pacific Forestry Centre award (13/12/04)
   
• Team Learns Life Skills at Forestry Centre (03/11/04)
   
• Researchers dig up alternative to digging (22/09/04)
   
• Moth mothers modify spruce (15/09/04)
   
• Non-foresters can battle beetle too (02/09/04)
   
• Collaborative research will help foresters manage beetle outbreak (02/09/04)
   
• Panels profile prolific pine pest at Fintry Park (28/07/04)
   
• Grads meet mentors at federal science lab (26/07/04)
   
• Waiting for the ferry: Curious on-lookers get science lesson from root rot expert (19/05/04)
   
• Natural Resources Canada recognizes gifted BC graduates (30/12/03)
   
• Massive mosaic is product of space-based earth observation (15/12/03)
   
• Predicting path of pine pest makes management more cost-effective (29/10/03)
   
• Carbon tracker will help foresters combat global warming (19/09/03)
   
• To catch a beetle: Scientists collaborate to build a better beetle trap (19/09/03)
   
• UVic student earns international recognition (08/09/03)
   
• Petite predators will help save over one-million hectares of US hemlock forest (23/01/03)
   
• Snapshots from Space (26/06/02)
   
• Natural defense gives new forests chance to grow : Science helps spruce survive weevil outbreak (18/02/02)
   
• Total value-added wood sales have soared since 1990 : From reman to engineered wood...  or in pdf version (23/01/02)
   
• A friendly fungus finder : Now there´s a high-tech way to identify curry-scented milkcaps and larch waxy caps... (14/11/01)

For more information on "Forest NewsTips," call Lynda Chambers, Media Relations Officer, Canadian Forest Service, at (250) 363-0794