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University professor: we need forestry regime change [Video]

by Charles Theriault
February 2, 2013
Reading Time: 1min read

Stephen WyattStephen Wyatt  explains why we need a forestry regime change in New Brunswick. He says it was designed for an industry that was relevant 32 years ago but is no longer effective in meeting our needs today. Watch the video by Kedgwick filmmaker Charles Theriault here.

Stephen Wyatt is an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Forestry, Université de Moncton – Edmundston campus. His research focuses on issues of First Nations’ roles in forestry, public participation and the management of private woodlots. He currently supervises four Masters students, and is involved in research in New Brunswick, Québec and Labrador.

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