Posted on 01/08/07
Preservation scheme aims to keep the culture of the cedar
VICTORIA -- The preservation of so-called monumental cedars, those used to create native totem poles and canoes, is a key objective of a new forest management system that has been established for part of British Columbia's central coast.
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