Explores the history of our relationship with the forests - from being home to Indigenous peoples to being an obstacle to settlement for Europeans. It looks at the evolution from exploitation to stewardship, culminating in Ontario becoming a leader in sustainable forest management. Chapters include: 0:00 - Introduction 2:25. - Settlers & Square Timber, 1800 to 1850 8:25. - Sawmills & Pulp, 1850-1900 13:15 - Creation of Forest Reserves, 1890s 17:28. - Deforestation and Reclamation: 1900-1939 21:06. - War and the Golden Age of Forestry: 1939-1970 25:40. - Social Change and Impact on Forestry 1960s to 1990s 34:19. - Rise of the New Forestry: 1970s to 1990s 40:40. - CFSA: Forestry in a Global Context: 1900s to present 46:17. - Credits