Parternship brings groups closer to more employment
Nanaimo Daily News
A partnership between the District of Ucluelet and the Toquaht First Nation is inching closer to bringing employment and educational opportunities to the region. The neighbours have joined to form a community forest that will allow them to manage the sustainability of local forests while reaping economic benefits traditionally reserved for private companies. Ucluelet Mayor Bill Irving said a community forest has been on Ucluelet’s docket since his first Mayoral tenure in the mid-1990s and he is excited to see the long slog finally reach a conclusion
Related Post
August 1, 2025
As Published in Canadian Forest Industries Magazine, Pulp & Paper Magazine and Canadian Biomass Magazine
Jennifer Gunter’s Op Ed, “Community Forests: Rooted in Community,
January 20, 2025
Minister of Forests Mandated to Expand BC’s Community Forest Program
In the recently released mandate letter to the Minister