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Brad Constantine

Regeneration surveys

3 octobre 2017 14:10 Published by

During the last week in August, I had the opportunity to try something new. I had the chance to survey a cutblock from 2011 to see how the establishment of species were coming. Although this task is not preformed a lot in my job. Sometimes it is necessary to survey old cutblocks to make sure the block is reproducing acceptable amounts of merchantable species such as Trembling Aspen,


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LA TECHNOLOGIE EN FORESTERIE

11 septembre 2017 17:14 Published by

Cet été, j’ai eu un aperçu de la façon dont la technologie influence mon travail quotidien. Le secteur forestier peut progresser plus vite grâce aux avancées technologiques. De l’utilisation des drones de reconnaissance à la création de cartes à l’aide des logiciels SIG les plus récents et à des parcelles d’étalonnage LiDAR pour accroître la précision de la technologie laser,


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Technology in Forestry

11 septembre 2017 17:14 Published by

This summer has shown a perspective as to how technology impacts my daily job. The forestry sector can move forward at a faster rate due to technological advances. From flying drones to do reconnaissance, creating maps using the latest GIS software, to LiDAR calibration plots to increase the accuracy of laser technology. Each piece plays an important role in the progress of allowing timber to come into the mills.


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This Summer in a Nutshell

24 août 2017 15:44 Published by

For this week’s blog, I’m going to talk mainly about the benefits about working for Tolko Industries and why I am glad I was able to start my forestry career with such a good company. Over the course of the summer, I’ve classified my experience with Tolko as an unforgettable time. Although it was a short 4 month work term,


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The Perks of Boundary Ribboning

14 août 2017 16:12 Published by

Being a summer student in operation with Tolko Prairie Woodlands, a huge portion of the work we do is Riparian Management Areas and Visual Sensitive Area boundary ribboning. This task is extremely important when preparing a block for the contractors to begin work. The reason that we focus a lot on these boundary lines is to ensure the harvesting practices are not interrupting the land around waterbodies to maintain erosion protection naturally and to provide habitat placement that many animals rely on being there.


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History of Meadow Lake

1 août 2017 15:51 Published by

After Living in the town of Meadow Lake for the past three months, I’ve decided to dedicate this blog to telling everyone about the history and community of Meadow Lake. Since arriving here, I have realized that there is lots to offer recreational wise within the small forestry centered town. Coming from both an agricultural and forestry background, the landscape around Meadow Lake suits it well,


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Working with LiDAR

17 juillet 2017 13:58 Published by

It is safe to say when you go out in the bush to do work, you never what you are going to expect. Especially when your working on the Crown Agricultural lands outside Meadow Lake. Within 400m of walking from the truck, I managed to pass through a cut block, into a swamp containing mixed softwoods of spruce, pine, and tamarack,


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A Perfect Evening!

29 juin 2017 13:49 Published by

Last Friday after work, there was two choices at hand. The first choice was to check out the Meadow Lake Stampede that was occurring that night. The second option was to take a 45-minute drive out of town towards Goodsoil to spend the evening on the water canoeing the Waterhen River. Knowing that the rodeo was happening Saturday night as well,


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To the land of the living skies

16 juin 2017 13:37 Published by

I will begin my blog by telling you about myself and how excited I am to experience forestry work in Saskatchewan. My name is Brad Constantine, I grew up in a small town just outside of Moncton, New Brunswick. Forestry has always been in my life and I’m glad I chose a career in this realm. I’m currently going into second year at the University of New Brunswick pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Forestry.


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