Timber Titans

The danger tree crew takes on a climbing job set dangerously close to high-voltage powerlines deep in the rugged Coast Mountains.

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The Peters crew grinds through some of the biggest logs of the season, while old iron and thick fog threaten to shut them down; up north, after a two-year drought, Freya Logging battles relentless rain as fall takes hold of the community forest.

The heli logging team from Integrated Operations return to The Narrows to salvage high grade cedar from the forest floor. Tsideldel crews salvage what's left of a massive wildfire as part of a pioneering biomass experiment.

On a sun-scorched block, the Peters crew struggles to move massive logs with aging machines and no margin for error.

In the aftermath of one of British Columbia's largest wildfires, the Tsideldel team works to salvage timber from a burned mountain, until an unexpected incident threatens to halt the operation.

As the Peter's crew races to finish a long-delayed logging job, a critical machine failure threatens their deadline and their paychecks; the Integrated Operations team braces for lift-off as the heavy-lift helicopter arrives on the block.

The Peters Contract Logging crew returns to finish a high-altitude block they were forced to abandon three years earlier, after an atmospheric river wiped out the road and stranded their yarder.

The Integrated single stem crew fights to finish The Drop, but the wind and fog are fighting back; the Peters crew suffers a huge mechanical malfunction that could derail their plan to finish the block before snow flies.

A rotten bridge forces a logging crew to move to another section, but the road is still under construction; other loggers are on track to finish loading by the end of the day, but an operator error threatens to shut them down.

Logging teams tackle steep ground and climb some of the tallest trees in the British Columbian wilderness; over 300 miles away, other loggers are rocked by an unexpected fall snowstorm that turns the block road into an ice track.

With the entire country experiencing the worst wildfire season in history, the Duz Cho Logging crew races to place a critical bridge on the block; after two months off, Freya Logging moves into their summer block under the threat of a shutdown.

Summer is in full effect, and that means moving into the final phase of loading four million dollars worth of timber onto a giant floating barge; the clock is ticking for loggers as they continue to deal with their loader and a wildfire.

A logging crew has only days to finish before the spring thaw destroys the road; another team is rushing to find enough salvage wood to keep their heavy-lift helicopter busy and affordable.

As a crew races to prep logs for a new heavy lift helicopter, a substitute pilot is tested on postage-stamp sized helipads; another logging crew moves their 40-year-old yarder onto a new block, but a series of mechanical issues set them back.

Heli-loggers are deep into their winter season on Vancouver Island; rain and fog threaten to strand two fallers on the hill; a crew races to get the wood out before the spring thaw turns the block road to mush.

In the aftermath of one of British Columbia's largest wildfires, the Tsideldel team works to salvage timber from a burned mountain, until an unexpected incident threatens to halt the operation.

As the Peter's crew races to finish a long-delayed logging job, a critical machine failure threatens their deadline and their paychecks; the Integrated Operations team braces for lift-off as the heavy-lift helicopter arrives on the block.

The Peters Contract Logging crew returns to finish a high-altitude block they were forced to abandon three years earlier, after an atmospheric river wiped out the road and stranded their yarder.

On a sun-scorched block, the Peters crew struggles to move massive logs with aging machines and no margin for error.

The heli logging team from Integrated Operations returns to The Narrows to salvage high grade cedar from the forest floor, but a costly error could destroy the bottom line. Meanwhile, in the heart of the Chilcotin, Tsideldel crews salvage what's left of a massive wildfire as part of a pioneering biomass experiment.

The Peters crew grinds through some of the biggest logs of the season, while old iron and thick fog threaten to shut them down; up north, after a two-year drought, Freya Logging battles relentless rain as fall takes hold of the community forest.

Heli-loggers are deep into their winter season on Vancouver Island; rain and fog threaten to strand two fallers on the hill; a crew races to get the wood out before the spring thaw turns the block road to mush.

The danger tree crew takes on a climbing job set dangerously close to high-voltage power lines deep in the rugged Coast Mountains.

Storms and mechanical breakdowns halt a team; In the Fraser Valley, floods trap the Peters' machine and block the construction site.

A logging crew has only days to finish before the spring thaw destroys the road; another team is rushing to find enough salvage wood to keep their heavy-lift helicopter busy and affordable.

As a crew races to prep logs for a new heavy lift helicopter, a substitute pilot is tested on postage-stamp sized helipads; another logging crew moves their 40-year-old yarder onto a new block, but a series of mechanical issues set them back.

Summer is in full effect, and that means moving into the final phase of loading four million dollars worth of timber onto a giant floating barge; the clock is ticking for loggers as they continue to deal with their loader and a wildfire.

A rotten bridge forces a logging crew to move to another section, but the road is still under construction; other loggers are on track to finish loading by the end of the day, but an operator error threatens to shut them down.

With the entire country experiencing the worst wildfire season in history, the Duz Cho Logging crew races to place a critical bridge on the block; after two months off, Freya Logging moves into their summer block under the threat of a shutdown.

Logging teams tackle steep ground and climb some of the tallest trees in the British Columbian wilderness; over 300 miles away, other loggers are rocked by an unexpected fall snowstorm that turns the block road into an ice track.

The Integrated single stem crew fights to finish The Drop, but the wind and fog are fighting back; the Peters crew suffers a huge mechanical malfunction that could derail their plan to finish the block before snow flies.