Commentary on David Maywhoor's presentation

Monday's presentation was interesting, to say the least. It is clear that Mr. Maywhoor is accustomed to giving speeches to audiences such as our class. He was clear and concise. All of his information seemed to be credible and backed up by research. I think I would have liked his presentation more, however, if he had gone into more detail than he did. It felt that, while all of his information was credible, there wasn't a whole lot there. Personally, I'd like to know more than what you can fit into the title of an article. Nevertheless, I do at least partly agree with the BFC's stance on some of the issues Mr. Maywhoor touched on- specifically the logging in state forests. I think that perhaps instead of no logging in State Parks, selective logging should be practiced, as a compromise to those who want no logging, and those who would like even more logging. Over all, the speech was interesting, and somewhat informative.