Wood produced by coniferous trees.

The vegetative region in which Winnipeg, Manitoba can be found.

The number of jobs that depend on the forestry industry.

A type of fish that feeds off the ocean floor.

Fishing that occurs close to shore, is local, with 85% of fishermen and 10% of catch.

A method of forest harvesting in which up to 70% of trees are cut, leaving small patches to regenerate seeds for natural growth.

The region the farthest north. Consists of small bushes and shrubs.. Too cold for trees to grow.

The province that contains most of Canada's sawmills.

The level of industry that deals with the processing of fish.

Fishing that occurs farther away from shore, is industrial, with 15% of fishers but 90% of the catch.

Part of a forest with large trees and close to market in order to be profitable.

The vegetative region that consists of boreal forests, Montane forests, West Coast forests and mixed forests. Good for lumber.

One of the provinces that produces most of Canada's pulp and paper.

One of the conditions that has helped produce outstanding fishing grounds on the East Coast.

A way of managing fishing so that people do not catch more fish than the number of fish that reach maturity.

Lumbering technique where only trees of a certain type size and quality are cut.

A vegetative region found just north of the Commercial forest region. Consists of taiga. Trees too small to be used for lumber, but they can be used for pulp.

The amount of money lumber and pulp and paper are worth each year.

The three reasons for the collapse of the West Coast Fishery.

Fishing done for pleasure, but generates more money than all commercial fishing found in the country.

Created after sulphur dioxide and nitric oxides mix with water vapour in the atmosphere. Harms vegetation, fish, and wildlife

Two forest regions located in the Commercial vegetative region that have the longest growing season.

The number of direct and indirect jobs created because of the forestry industry.

The five reasons for the collapse of the East Coast Fishery.

This is another term for a fish farm.