Red Rush

No longer kept in check by cold winters, the mountain pine beetle has killed $50 billion worth of BC forest in less than a decade
By Patrick White
· National Magazine Awards Winner: Best New Writer
Business · From the April 2007 magazine
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3 comment(s)

BillFebruary 15, 2008 08:51 EST

Engagingly written and informative article.

Val ReidJuly 07, 2008 15:29 EST

A terrific read! I thoroughly enjoyed your written work, it kept me captivated!

KarenSeptember 18, 2008 21:23 EST

What a pleasure to read your work. Living in the Vanderhoof area, I find your tales and description of the land are extremely accurate. Educational, entertaining and informative I fell into it page by page. Congrats on a job well done...
FYI Nothing has changed! If anything it has graduated to worse.

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