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Why forests are the most important resource in British Columbia?
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∙ 14y ago
There is a huge worldwide demand for wood and most of BC is forest.
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Where are the forests in British Columbia in general cardinal directions?
Forests are throughout British Columbia.
What has the author A MacKinnon written?
A. MacKinnon has written: 'Tables of numbers supporting figures in the 1994 forest, range, and recreation resource analysis' -- subject- s -: British Columbia, British Columbia. Ministry of Forests, Forest products, Forest reserves, Forests and forestry, Rangelands, Recreational use, Statistics
Are forests an important natural resource in Ecuador?
No but Petroleum is.
Should harvesting of old growth forests be permitted in British Columbia?
Yes.
What is the land like in British Columbia?
it is rich in forests and holds many of the worlds shrubs
Does the lynx live in British Columbia?
Yes, the Canada lynx is found in British Columbia as well as in many other parts of Canada and northern United States.
Why are the trees and forests an important natural resource in Roseberg Oregon?
Because they make a lot of lumber there. RoseburgLumber.com
Forests and fisheries are examples of what resource?
renewable resource
What was North Carolina's most important resource?
North Carolina's most important resource was originally coal. This state was a major producer of coal energy for the United States. Other important resources include wood from forests.
Where does a bear live?
first off, i think u meant "where do bears live" they live in the Antarctica, mountains, forests, pretty much anywhere where there is a place to live and where there is food to maintain their appetite
What has the author Gordon McG Sloan written?
Gordon McG Sloan has written: 'Report of the commissioner, the Honourable Gordon McG. Sloan, Chief Justice of British Columbia relating to the forest resources of British Columbia' -- subject(s): Forests and forestry
What has the author Jas Dobie written?
Jas Dobie has written: 'Economies of scale in sawmilling in British Columbia' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Forests and forestry, Forests and forestry, Sawmills
