Views of northern Saskatchewan, taken for the Saskatchewan Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources. 01 to 48: Sawmill operations at the L & M [Lobe and McConnell] Wood Products plant at Glaslyn. 49 to 72: A skidder machine drags logs to the roadside to be picked up by a truck. Also shown are views of a cut out area. 73 to 80: Terry Budreo, a conservation officer at Meadow Lake with the Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources, assesses an area of re-planted trees. The distance between Budreo's hands in images 79 and 80 represents one year of the saplings' growth. 81 to 82: Animal carcasses left behind in a field. 83 to 98: A skidder machine in operation. 99 to 106: A crew fells trees. 107 to 145: Operations at the Meadow Lake Sawmill Co. plant, including the weigh scales in use (107, 144 and 145) and changing blades (126 to 127). 146 to 175: Operations at the Green Lake sawmill, including clearing land by burning (146 to 148), piles of logs in the lumber yard (149 to 153), and a shutdown at the mill due to a breakdown (154 to 175). 176 to 182: Views of the Cowan River Campground. 183 to 187: Views of Poplar Point Resort. 188 to 199: Views of the Big River Sawmill. 200 to 270: Views of cleanup operations at Cowan Lake, including pulling logs out of the lake with a skidder (200 to 247) and using a tugboat, the "Little Beaver", to loosen logs along the shoreline then haul them to the skidder to be dragged ashore (248 to 270). 271 to 272: An unidentified man and woman sit on the top step at the entry to a trailer or temporary building. 273 to 285: Trees being planted at the Big River Nursery. 286 to 287: Exterior views of the Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources administration building and living quarters at Big River. 288 to 294: Staff of the Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources office at Big River. (L to R): Henry Fabish; Jean Toon; and Ted Arsenault, conservation officer. 294: Interior view of the Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources administration building at Big River. 295 to 302: Distant views of the Prince Albert Pulp Mill. 303 to 318: Aerial views of a re-planted area of land near the Prince Albert Pulp Mill. 319 to 347: Tree planting, by machine and by hand. 348 to 349: Ranger station at Grassy Lake. 350 to 350 to 377: Boreal forest in the Grassy Lake area, including areas that have been burnt out, and the helicopter used to do aerial assessments of the forests in the area. 378 to 389: General aerial views of northern Saskatchewan. 390 to 398: Aerial views of moose in the forest. 399 to 405: Aerial views of the Minoueeka [Minowukaw Beach] Campground. 406 to 414: Aerial views of a cut timber area. 415 to 425: Aerial views showing a Jack pine cut area and the trees remaining between the river and the cut area. 426 to 431: Aerials of forests and cut areas. 432 to 434: Aerial views of moose in a body of water. 435 to 439: General aerial views of a cut area of forest. 440 to 458: Aerial views of the Prince Albert Tree Nursery. 459 to 464: Views of a 1962 plantation of trees planted by the Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources. 465 to 475: Distant views of the Prince Albert Pulp Mill and adjacent lands. 476 to 494: Views of operations at the Prince Albert Pulp Mill. 495 to 500: Views of a box of facial tissues and a cut log, approximately 30 in length, in the foreground, with the Prince Albert Pulp Mill in the distant background. The log represents the quantity of wood needed to produce the box of tissues at the mill. 501 to 512: Views of Nisbett Campground, located just north of Prince Albert. 513 to 524: Exterior and interior views of the Department of Tourism and Renewable Resources' fire fighter headquarters, located just north of Prince Albert. Also included are views of the Department's forest fire lookout tower, located near the headquarters.