Reconciliation is not just atoning for past misdeeds but there also needs to be economic reconciliation, according to the Montreal Economic Institute By Geoffrey
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy Government of British Columbia November 5, 2018 The British Columbia government has introduced legislation to modernize the
The new plan includes strategies to anticipate areas most at risk for fire By Anna Dimoff CBC News November 2, 2018 After two record-breaking
The new edition includes information on the process to improve FRPA, an introduction to Judah Melton, the new BCCFA admin assistant, and information on
Wrap up Report – Including a great piece on “Health and safety with the brain in mind” BC Forest Safety Council September 29, 2018
This newsletter includes a call for expressions of interest for a BCCFA job and great information on community forests and recreation, including potential liabilities
“The fire tests demonstrated that mass timber can last and hold up load in a fire for a significant amount of time, whether it
First Things First Okanagan speaker explores climate change and B.C. wildfires By Barry Gerding Pentiction Western News October 30, 2018 Climate change is not
From the Woodlot Licence and Community Forest Agreement Safety Committee Trails in BC have a valuable role in our heritage, livelihoods and recreation. Users
Wages must go up in the next few years to retain workers By Jon Hernandez CBC News October 27, 2018 Dave Robinson is no
By the Ministry Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development BC Government October 16, 2018 A new government website improves access to information
BC’s new wildfire mitigation program raises questions for regional district By Barb Brouwer Salmon Arm Observer September 28, 2018 They like the idea
Ecologists, industry experts look at solutions for forestry sector in face ‘new normal’ By Melanie Law Terrace Standard September 28, 2018 . From left:
Chasing Douglas Fir beetles in the Chimney Valley by Jim Hilton, professional agrologist and forester Williams Lake Tribune September 29, 2018 Now that the
UBCM passes resolutions on private land logging By Wylie Henderson The Drive FM September 27, 2018 The Union Of British Columbia Municipalities recently passed
Community Forest bombshell: VCF considers opening mill By Andru McCracken The Rocky Mountain Goat September 27, 2018 At the Annual General Meeting on Monday
Nearly 1.3 million hectares of forests have burned read more
A close look at what you were breathing during the B.C. wildfire season (video) By Dan Ferguson The Alberni Valley News September 25, 2018
Commumnity Forest engagement wraps up By Sean Eckford The Coast Reporter September 25, 2018 The District of Sechelt says more than 500 people took
Williams Lake forester recognized with national award By Greg Sabatino Williams Lake Tribune September 24, 2018 A Williams Lake professional forester received national recognition
