New Apportionment for Quesnel makes room for a new CFA
Local and Indigenous governments and local forestry stakeholders will benefit from increased participation opportunities in the forest sector under the new sharing agreement, called
Indigenous biochar program looks at experimental carbon sequestration methods
Indigenous biochar program looks at experimental carbon sequestration methods …community group Voices for Good Air (VFGA) was awarded a $100,000 EcoAction Community Funding Program
New Apportionment for Quesnel Means New Opportunities for FNWL and CFAs
Ravi Kahlon, Parliamentary Secretary for Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development (FLNRORD) announced a new apportionment for the Quesnel TSA. “We know
BCCFA’s Submission to the Interior Forest Sector Renewal Process
Our submission includes 10 recommendations
Abbott – Chapman Report Implementation
Province has acted on 92% of wildfire, flood response recommendations The B.C. government says it has addressed all but nine recommendations made in an
Burning Questions: The quest to protect B.C.’s woodlands from climate change
Featuring Erik Leslie, Harrop Procter CF Manager, and efforts to research and manage for climate change adaptation By Andrew Findlay BC Business August 19,
Wildfire Recovery in BC Community Forests – A Guidance Document
The purpose of this document, developed by Forsite for community forests, is to provide general guidance and principles to consider after experiencing a wildfire
The goal of their joint plan is to provide fire protection as well as a viable timber harvest.
Kalesnikoff to collaborate with Regional District of Central Kootenay, city, on logging near Nelson A West Kootenay logging company is collaborating with local governments
B.C. wildfire damage so far in 2019 just one per cent of 2018’s total
The area consumed by wildfires in the province so far this season is less than one per cent of the area burned in each
United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change proposes to limit global warming to 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit by 2050
Planting 1 trillion trees could be best way to fight climate change By Shelby Lin Erdman Atlanta Journal-Constitution July 4, 2019 ZURICH, SWITZERLAND — Planting 1
2019 Conference Presentations
Session 1 – How Community Forests are Changing the Way BC’s Forests are Managed – The Year in Review Jennifer Gunter, BCCFA Executive Director
Community Forests: Exceptional Work in Local Forests by Local People Making Local Decisions
Forest Enhancement Society of BC Press Release: June 7, 2019 Kamloops, B.C.: Ahead of the BC Community Forest Association’s (BCCFA) Conference and AGM in
2019 Conference in Mission
Thank You Mission Municipal Forest for hosting a wonderful event, attended by a record number of registrants! We are grateful to all of our
Delegates Gather for BC Community Forest Association’s 16th Annual Conference and AGM
NEWS RELEASE June 11, 2019 Mission, BC – Delegates are arriving at the Fraser River Valley community of Mission for the BC Community Forest
Logan Lake earns community forest award
Winners of the Robin Hood Memorial Award for Excellence in Community Forestry Photo features the Logan Lake Community Forest Board, Staff and Deputy Minister
Dry soil a challenge for treeplanters, seedlings
Nadina District having concerns Dry conditions are presenting challenges for the reforestation work of dozens of treeplanters working in the Burns Lake region in
Socio-Economic Impacts of British Columbia’s Community Forests Program
The BCCFA commissioned this report as a means to better understand the costs and benefits of expanding the community forest program. By comparing the value