The premier and professor: Mike Harcourt and John Innes on ForestWorks

In episode five of ForestWorks' second season, former BC NDP premier Mike Harcourt and UBC's John Innes join us for a conversation about forest policy and how BC’s approach stacks up in the global context.

Former premier Mike Harcourt and UBC Forestry professor John Innes.

Welcome to ForestWorks, the show that talks about all things forestry — the people, the stories and the places of British Columbia’s single largest industry.

ForestWorks is brought to you by Resource Works, looking at how responsible development of British Columbia’s natural resources creates jobs and incomes throughout the province, both directly and indirectly, while maintaining a clean and healthy environment.

This week, former BC NDP Premier Mike Harcourt and UBC forestry professor and researcher John Innes join us on ForestWorks. Listen in for a conversation about provincial forest policy, the science of sustainable forest management, and how BC’s approach stacks up in the global context.

Join us every Monday morning for a new episode of ForestWorks on your favourite podcasting app. Or tune in to your local radio station for special episodes about the people, places, and stories of this important and often complicated industry that drives the BC economy.

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  • Victoria’s CFAX 1070 – Saturdays at 2:00 PM Pacific.
  • Vancouver’s BNN Bloomberg 1410 – Saturdays at 2:00 PM Pacific.
  • Kelowna’s News 1150 – Saturdays at 4:00 PM Pacific.

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