WFCA: Covid-19 Pandemic DRAFT Guidelines for Camps and Crews (Updated 31/03/2020)
From the Western Forest Contractors Association: April 1, 2020 by WFCA Office Please click here for the drafted Covid-19 Pandemic Guidelines for Camps and Crews. This
From the Western Forest Contractors Association: April 1, 2020 by WFCA Office Please click here for the drafted Covid-19 Pandemic Guidelines for Camps and Crews. This
From the Western Forest Contractors Association: April 1, 2020 by WFCA Office Please click here for the drafted Covid-19 Pandemic Guidelines for Motels and Remote Accommodations
Designed by foresters for foresters, Phoenix Connect is a cost-effective, easy to use forestry management application that allows companies to efficiently plan and track
2020 Conference and AGM Nakusp – May 27-29 due to Covid 19 precautions
By John Kurucz, Vancouver Courier They may be on the other side of the world, but we’ve got a lot in common with the
By Fran Yanor, The Rocky Mountain Goat McBride’s pursuit of a black pellet biofuels plant may get a boost from the B.C. government. Boreal
From Ira Sutherland, The Ubyssey UBC has lost a very special member of its campus community. A local tree known as the Wesbrook
Press release from Northern Development Initiative Trust Northern Development today announced the approval of $1,424,018 for eight projects in its service region that seek
From FLNRORD: Forestry workers, contractors and First Nations in and around Clearwater, Vavenby and Adams Lake will benefit from the transfer of Canfor’s Vavenby
FLNRORD Press Release After years of respectful dialogue, the B.C government has partnered with the Saulteau and West Moberly First Nations and the federal
From Kelly McCloskey at Tree Frog News: Citing a long list of “unacceptable trends” inherited by his government after the 2017 election—such as
From Derrick Penner, Vancouver Sun Clearwater Mayor Merlin Blackwell’s patience ran out last week when he heard Forests Minister Doug Donaldson say in the
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have released a report for a project completed with support from BCCFA as well as the Union
McLeod Lake Mackenzie Community Forest contributed $84,923 in community project funding in 2018. Project proponents leveraged this investment totaling $32,737 in outside funding. In
From BC Local News The City of Quesnel has been invited to be part of a new Community Forest Agreement (CFA), something the mayor
Forsite and UBC MSFM students recently took part in a field day at Logan Lake BC, meeting Logan Lake, District Of council members and their Fire
BCCFAs Manager of Extension and Communication, Susan Mulkey will be presenting at a workshop facilitated by the City of Quesnel in April. Read more
From the Forest Practices Board An audit of the Clinton and District Community Forest in the 100 Mile House Natural Resource District has found
From the Powell River Peak On January 24, Powell River Community Forest Ltd. released its 2019 Annual Report to the Community as a four-page
From Derek Penner, Vancouver Sun The small town of Clearwater has sight of a future for forestry, though the community is still just eight