Canfor’s recent announcement it will reduce production at two more sawmills this summer in Prince George adds to a growing list of more than 20 temporary and indefinite curtailments
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
In a new report, the Forest Practices Board recommends that government adopt a tactical forest planning process to direct forestry operations on Crown land.
The Cariboo Mayors were joined by the provincial government and the Council of Forest Industries last Thursday. (June 27th) Quesnel Mayor Bob Simpson says
Interfor says it wants to explore various forest stewardship and partnership opportunities with the Simpcw First Nation, which is opposing its proposed $60-million purchase
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
By Jenny Peng Star Vancouver VANCOUVER—The scenic village of Canal Flats at the base of the Canadian Rockies is undergoing a “brave experiment.” It’s been
Thank You Mission Municipal Forest for hosting a wonderful event, attended by a record number of registrants! We are grateful to all of our
NEWS RELEASE June 11, 2019 Mission, BC – Delegates are arriving at the Fraser River Valley community of Mission for the BC Community Forest
Winners of the Robin Hood Memorial Award for Excellence in Community Forestry Photo features the Logan Lake Community Forest Board, Staff and Deputy Minister
The BC Government is taking a lot of criticism from the big tenured companies for restoring ministerial approval of tenure transfers. Tenure is the exclusive
The BC Community Forest Association is gearing up for the 2019 annual general meeting and conference, June 12-14. This year’s AGM, being held on
Fires that are deliberately set and controlled could save West Kelowna from a devastating conflagration in the future, members of city council say. So-called
A crowd of more than 50 people gathered outside the main entrance to the North Cowichan municipal offices yesterday to protest what is going
The Cariboo Regional District now has a formal communication plan in place for all crises, emergencies or disasters. “One of the recommendations from the
An outbreak of Douglas fir beetle in the West Kootenay is being monitored and treated, but it’s tiny compared to the mountain pine beetle
Two wooden bikes, 34 stops and more than 8,750 kilometres: all for green jobs across Canada. Those are the tools and goals of brothers
A followup report on implementing recommendations to improve forest stewardship plans has found some improvement in the quality of plans but concludes the recommendations
Nadina District having concerns Dry conditions are presenting challenges for the reforestation work of dozens of treeplanters working in the Burns Lake region in
There seems to be a misconception that the BC Government is currently imposing crushing stumpage rates. In reality, they are being imposed by the
