Master of Science student Carly Walters is studying the effects of increased steam temperatures on the biology, distribution and movement of rainbow trout. She is part of a panel discussion at the BC Natural Resources Forum.
The 23rd Annual Natural Resource Forum in Prince George has wrapped up.
The 23rd Annual BC Natural Resources Forum wrapped up on Thursday after lengthy conversations about industry, meetings between business leaders and government and a long list of new deals announced.
As the BC Natural Resources Forum wrapped up its third and final day, participants were celebrating the connections made and ideas shared.
A rare gathering of Burns Lake's three elected leaders took place this week in Prince George during the BC Natural Resources Forum.
The 23rd Annual Natural Resources Forum concluded today, as the event wraps up for another year there is optimism surrounding many Indigenous stakeholders in the progress made at this year's forum.
The forestry sector’s challenges and future were a highlight during the final day of the BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George.
The Chief of Williams Lake First Nations is among those attending the BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George.
For the fourth consecutive year, Premier David Eby addressed and launched the Natural Resources Forum Tuesday night.
The Prince George Civic Centre was packed to the brim as 1,700 members of the natural resources industry met to network, connect and celebrate their industry.
More than 1,600 delegates from industry and politics are gathering in Prince George, B.C., this week to discuss the future of energy, mining and trade against the backdrop of a trade war with the United States.
A three-day B.C. forum is bringing together politicians, companies and First Nations to talk co-operation, expansion and jobs in the natural resources sector.
B.C. Premier David Eby is speaking Tuesday night to more than 1,600 delegates at the Natural Resources Forum in Prince George.
The Prince George Conference and Civic Centre will be the to be in the Northern Capital this week, as the BC Natural Resources Forum takes over town.
Prince George will host to over 1,600 Indigenous leaders, industry leaders and government officials during the 23rd Annual BC Natural Resources Forum.
Carly Walters, a master's of science student at the University of Northern British Columbia, will join senior academic and industry leaders at the BC Natural Resources Forum to discuss how to build the next generation of talent in natural resources industries.
Premier David Eby will headline the Celebrating Natural Resources Banquet on Tuesday, January 20 as the BC Natural Resources Forum returns to the Civic Centre.