Could shifting gears from forestry to tourism pay the bills?

Could shifting gears from forestry to tourism pay the bills?

At the mouth of Jordan River in Pacheedaht First Nation territory on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, the tide is pushing. Heat from a February sun warms the face as sets of friendly waves roll in under the backdrop of the Olympic Mountains. Parking at the day-use area of this regional park is squeezed on this fine Friday away from the screen.  A tugboat called Miss Jordan cruises by a bob of surfers, dragging a line of thick rope towards a r…