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  1. The Forest History Assn of BC will lead a Stanley Park walking tour on Sunday July 5.

    Early Burrard Inlet sawmilling & Indigenous history; Coal Harbour's Herring, past & present; Brockton Point's Multicultural Community; Ancient Sḵwx̱wú7mesh village site; Salish canoes & SS Beaver. And more!

    Join us, and thank you for sharing! Pre-registration: zoom.us/meeting/register/IcbOt

    www.fhabc.org

    #BritishColumbia #ForestHistory #EnvHist #Vancouver #StanleyPark

  2. JOB: 1-year postdoc in the Czech-Polish joint project “Forest of the Anthropocene: the role of Pinus sylvestris in the formation of modern states, societies, and environments in the 18th and 19th centuries”

    The postdoc will be based in Brno, Czech Republic 🇨🇿
    The application deadline is November 13, 2025

    ibot.cas.cz/en/vacancies/postd

    #envhist #forestHistory #anthropocene #histodons

  3. Forest History Assn of BC Walking Tour of Vancouver’s Gastown & Railtown.
    SUNDAY, JULY 6th, 9:00am -11:30am. Free! All welcome!

    Join us for a 1.5km guided walking tour of the fascinating, multi-cultural
    history of the forest industry’s presence in the old Vancouver
    neighbourhoods of Gastown and Railtown. Buildings, landmarks, stories, logger poetry and photo displays – with special guests.

    Please register at fhabc.org/2025/06/05/july-6th-

    #BritishColumbia #ForestHistory #Vancouver #EnvHist

  4. If Bugs Attack a Tree, Who Values Its Demise: Canada’s Aerial War Against Forest Pests, 1913-1930.

    Forest History Assn of BC Zoom talk. Sunday Sept 24, 12-noon Pacific time.

    Professor Mark's Kuhlberg's talk is based on his award-winning book.

    All are welcome! Registration details can be located at: fhabc.org/if-bugs-attack-a-tre

    #ForestHistory #EnvHist #Forestry #BritishColumbia

  5. Consolidated Corporate Control and Lost Indigenous Livelihoods: The Impacts of the Postwar Restructuring of Forestry in Northwestern British Columbia.

    The Forest History Association of British Columbia invites you to a Zoom
    meeting.  Tyler McCreary's Presentation to be followed by discussion. 

    Please register in advance: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    All  are welcome!

    www.fhabc.org

    #ForestHistory #BritishColumbia #EnvHist #HistoricalGeography #Indigenous #Reconciliation