(1)-(2): Unidentified men taking stem analysis of jack pine in Pines Forest Reserve, 1908.

(3): View of Scotch Pine, Tamarac and Spruce trees, planted in 1906 and pruned in 1919. Indian Head planting. 1920.

Cecropia larvae on a defoliated maple tree.

Images of christmas trees and family gatherings. (1)-(4) Christmas tree. (5) Tree outdoors. (6)-(12) Images of fmaily. (13)-(14) Images of trees outside. (15)-(19) Images of family at a meal.

Images of trees, pets, family, and a wedding. (1) Dog. (2)-(3) Trees. (4)-(8) Dog. (9)-(11) Children. (12) Trees. (13)-(16) Children at a party. (17)-(20) Scenes from a wedding. (21) A cat. (22)-(24) Underexposed negatives.

Film negative image of automobiles. (1) Automobiles parked along a roadway beside trees.

Film negative images of trees. (1) Trees in a forest.

Thesis entitled, The Relationship Between Moisture and Tree Cover in the Canadian Prairies: Implications Regarding the Development and Distribution of the Prairie Grasslands. Submitted by David V. Hildebrand to the Department of Geography, University of Winnipeg in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, Honours.

Training Film: Five rolls of edited workprint ranging in length from 25-600 ft. (1-17 minutes) not used in final film of Adopt a Tree. By: ?

Training Film: Eleven rolls of lengths ranging from 1-10 minutes (25-300 ft.) contain scenes in the form of outs from edited version of original workprint. By: ML

Nature Film: With host Mavis Williams, this program looks at the role of the tree in the plant ecosystem as well as soil conservation. File contains CBC cue sheets. By: ML