This archive contains clips of media coverage of Global Forest Science events and spokespeople.

After Global Forest Science donated a weather station to Jacoby Creek Middle School, they tracked and discovered why an out of control burn changed course.

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Dr. Reese Halter visits schools to encourage forest exploration and promote the Worldwide Weather Project.

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Dr. Reese Halter discusses the origins and mission of Global Forest Science.

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Dr. Reese Halter says that a problem of aging, debris filled forests of lodgepole pine in BC and Alberta is leading to more intense fires that will delay the regeneration of the forest.

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Discovery Channel TV - Daily Planet - 4 Dec 2002 Which is the best kind of Christmas tree?

CBC News World - - 8 August 2003 Heather Hiscop: Controlled burns - Southern California fire report

CBC National -8 August 2003 - What's to blame for Alberta and B.C's forest fires? The State of western forests

CBC News World Today 5 Sept 2003 Chris Thomlinson:Fire

CBC Country Canada - 9 October 2003 - The forest moves!

CBC News World - 28 October 2003 California Fires

KFTY Channel 50 Santa Rosa News - 6 November 2003 - Redwood Forests

Global TV Saskatoon - 13 November 2003 - Forest Fires - The result of supressing them

Global TV Winnipeg - 26 November 2003 - Forest Fires and Controlled Burns

A Channel TV Winnipeg - 26 November 2003 Forest fires

Enviro-mental About controlled burns. Why do we need them?