Source: British Columbia Forest Service. The Aleza Lake Forest Experiment Station: A Brief Statement of Its Purpose and Development. Victoria: British Columbia Forest Service, 1931.
| 1909 | Forestry policy in BC calls to conserve |
| 1910 | Commercial logging in Prince George region begins |
| 1911 | B.C. Forest Service created |
| 1913 | Grand Trunk Pacific Railway comes through Prince George |
| 1923 | Bob St. Clair writes letter calling for forest experiment stations |
| 1924 | Aleza lake Experiment Station built |
| 1926 | Logging begins at the Aleza lake Experiment Station |
| 1927 | Northland Spruce ceases operations |
| 1928 | Road connects Aleza lake to the main highway |
| 1929-1939 | Great Depression in Canada |
| 1935 | Young Men's Forestry Training Program developed |
| 1964 | Aleza lake Experiment Station is closed down |
| 1992 | Aleza lake Experiment Station is reopened as the Aleza Lake Research Forest |
| 2001 | Aleza Lake Research Forest affiliates with UNBC and UBC |
| 2007 | Research Begins at the Aleza Lake Research Forest |