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Allan West - United States Forest Service, Retired

0:46 - Tell us about your English background, immigration to Canada (1949) and how you became interested in forestry as a career. 4:08 - Tell us how scouting played a significant role in your life and career. 10:32 - Tell us about your forestry education. 17:45 - How did the lack of citizenship effect your early career and membership in SAF? 20:50 - Tell us about your job as Research Forester at the Central Sierra Snow Laboratory on Donner Summit. (1957) 29:06 - Tell us about your transition from academia to Assistant District Ranger on the Lee Vining District, Inyo National Forest. (1964) 31:06 - Tell us about your assignment as District Ranger of the Ojai District, Los Padres NF. (1966) 33:17 - Do you have any techniques for dealing with groups that have conflicting interests? 34:38 - Tell us about your experience as Deputy Forest Supervisor of the Sierra NF - Fresno, CA. (1971) 35:39 - Tell us about the Los Padres NF, Santa Barbara and your work there as Forest Supervisor. (1976) 39:09 - Tell us about Washington DC as the USFS National Director, Information Management. (1979) 43:55 - Tell us about your transfer to the USFS National Director, Fire and Aviation Management. (1980) 45:13 - Describe your duties as the Associate Deputy chief, Programs & Legislation, Washington, DC. (1982) 46:51 - Tell us how your experiences to this point “came together” as Deputy Chief, State & Private Forestry, Washington DC. (1986) 49:06 - What are some of the memorable experiences from your work with foresters from other countries. 51:03 - As Deputy Chief of State and Private Forestry, tell us about “Wildlfire Strikes Home” and “Smokey and the Pros”). 55:25 - Tell us about the National Disaster Team and the San Francisco Loma Prieta earthquake. 58:42 - What is the North American Forestry Commission, UNFAO? 1:00:20 - What are some examples of sharing fire experience with other countries? 1:02:09 - Describe how the 1987 Yellowstone fires changed the “let burn” policy. 1:08:31 - Share your thoughts on the value of professional foresters and scientific management principles. 1:11:23 - Tell us about the fire tragedy at Vandenberg AFB and assisting with post-fire assessment and fire planning. (1977) 1:14:28 - What is your philosophy about recognition and volunteerism? 1:16:44 - What would you tell a young person who is considering a career in forestry or natural resources management? 1:18:57 - What is the importance of membership in a professional association such as Society of American Foresters? 1:21:48 - In a perfect world, what would be your vision of an ideal forest? 1:23:24 - Do you have any additional thoughts you would like to share?