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Posted on November 2, 2016 By asbc_admin

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Dig It: Who foots the archeology bill?

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There have been several articles published in various newspapers in the last number of years about homeowners facing unanticipated archeology bills. A pretty common statement is, ‘Why isn’t the . ...

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First issue of The Midden is out for 2019! Time to update your membership! www.asbc.bc.ca ... See MoreSee Less

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We are well aware that in many areas of the island this means many of the last ancient CMTs will either end up exposed as islands within a sea of clearcuts, or removed themselves. Why not more discussions of remnant old growth stand protections from the top?
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B.C. government agency logging Vancouver Island’s last ancient stands into oblivion, say environmental groups - Sierra Club BC

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More than 1,300 hectares of old-growth clearcuts proposed across the island FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 4, 2019 In a review of BC Timber Sales’ (BCTS) sales schedule, environmental organizations El...

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Reminder! Submissions to The Midden's Historical Archaeology issue are due May 15, 2019! Please send submissions to asbc.midden@gmail.com ... See MoreSee Less

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Royal BC Museum Modernization

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Share your thoughts on how to modernize the Royal BC Museum.

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