The Brinkman Group boss thinks there’s more to reforestation 
than planting trees.

As climate change takes hold, who will survive and who will perish?

Are poisoned waters and fouled air an acceptable cost of doing business?

Jim Snetsinger has the future of B.C.’s biggest industry resting squarely on his shoulders. As the province’s chief forester, he decides how many trees can be cut down each year.

The facts: B.C. coastal waters are rising, our rivers are warming up, forest fires in the Interior are wilder and more prevalent and five of the last 10 years have been the hottest on record in the Northern Hemisphere.
Does anyone care?