Tree Terms
Jobs
Canada's Supply
Impacts on the Environment/Life
How Is Each Used
100

What are two uses for lumber?

Light-frame construction and furniture making.

100

Name three benefits mentioned.

Strong job demand

Good pay

Variety of roles

Contributes to sustainability

Opportunities for advancement 

Strong community

100

How much land do forests make up in Canada? (Percent)

Makes up 38% of Canada's land

100

True or False: Unsustainable forestry practices cause soil erosion and leaching

True. Soil erosion and leaching are major impacts of unsustainable forestry processes.

100

What are felled trees?

Felled trees are trees that are purposely cut down.

200

What is Extraction/Production?

Cutting of trees and processing them.

200

Name the three disadvantages mentioned.

Physical demands in isolated areas and tough environments

Seasonal work 

Risk and safety concerns



200

What is Canada ranked globally in terms of total forest area?

Canada is ranked 3rd, after Russia & Brazil

200

What does high demand for lumber lead to?

High demand leads to major deforestation.

200

True Or False: Forestry can be used for furniture, flooring, etc.

FALSE. That is lumber.

300

This is the term for cutting down trees for timber.

Logging.

300

Name a job that someone who does logging/harvesting could do.

Logger/Faller

Heavy Equipment Operator

Logging Truck Driver

300

True or False: Canada is not top global exporter of forest products.

False. Canada IS a top global exporter of forest products with lumber being first!

300

Which greenhouse gas emitted from forestry practices contributes to climate change?

Carbon, or Carbon dioxide contributes largely to climate change when emitted into the atmosphere.

300

What do Bioenergy and Bioproducts offer?

Bioenergy and Bioproducts offers renewable energy sources and sustainable materials.

400

What is Lumber?

Processed wood that is cut into logs or heavy timbers, and is used in light-frame construction

400

Name a job that someone who does wood processing and manufacturing could do.

Sandmill Worker/Machine Operator

Production Supervisor

Millwright/Saw Filer

400

How many cubic metres of softwood lumber is produced in Canada annually?

About 60-70 MILLION cubic metres are produced each year in Canada of softwood lumber!

400

What are 3 resources whose qualities are affected from unsustainable forestry management?

Air, water, and pollination quality is affected.

400

What do forest provide for the community?

Forest provide food, income, and fuel especially in rurual and indigenous communities.

500

What is Forestry?

The management of land occupied by forests.

500

Name a job that someone who does Forest Resource Management could do.

Forester/Registered Professional Forester (RPF)

Forest Engineer

Environmental Scientist/Biologist

500

How much of Canadian forests are harvested each year?

Between 0.2% & 0.5% are harvested annually. 

500
Name 3 overall negative impacts of lumber extraction.

Impacts include: environmental damage (habitat loss, soil erosion, etc), deforestation, social disruption, air + water pollution, and noise.

500

What offers spaces like hiking, camping, etc?

Tourism

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