The Western Redcedar,
The Tree of Life
of Amazing British Columbia

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One alphabet book cannot tell everything about the western redcedar. The references below include information about the photographer and links to other sites with more information about the western redcedar

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Mick Bailey,
Photographer of the Western Redcedar

Mick Bailey lives in North Vancouver. You can see more of his photos on flickr.com.

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Other Photos of Western Redcedar

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Books About The Western Redcedar And Other BC Trees

These are the things I read while I was researching the trees of BC. After reading about different trees, I decided to write only about the western redcedar, called The Tree of Life, because I had only 100 words on each page of Amazing British Columbia.
  • Cannings, Rick ( 2000) "Natural History of BC Overview" in Encyclopedia of British Columbia Daniel Francis (Ed.) Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing. pp.487, 489-490
  • Carder, A.C. ( 2000) "Giant Trees" in Encyclopedia of British Columbia Daniel Francis (Ed.) Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing. pp. 716-718.
  • Owens, John N. (1999) "Cedar" in Canadian Encyclopedia. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. p. 422.
This link will take you to a list of other books about the forests of BC. (This link opens in a new window.)

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Links To More Information About BC Forests



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