Forest fire prevention forces hard choices
Traditionally, our approach to post-burn landscapes is to salvage any remaining economic value from burned stands, often leaving logging slash and then replanting the
Traditionally, our approach to post-burn landscapes is to salvage any remaining economic value from burned stands, often leaving logging slash and then replanting the
“There’s a whole community of vegetation that comes up before the forest actually takes hold. And it’s this community that sort of sets the
Investigation of forestry roads on steep slopes released September 13, 2017 VICTORIA – An investigation of forestry roads constructed on steep terrain has found
Editorial: Reduce damage from wildfires By the Editorial Board Victoria Times Colonist September 6, 2017 B.C.’s worst recorded wildfire season is still burning, but
B.C. failed to reduce wildfire risk, despite warning, communities say By Laura Kane The Canadian Press in The Globe and Mail September 3, 2017
Norbord starts logging burned wood By Max Winkelman 100 Mile House Free Press August 31, 2017 A local logging contractor, Rod Dillman, is the
By Jon Hernandez CBC News August 30, 2017 As interest in LNG projects wanes, and with the future of the mighty Site C dam called
And a 2km interface zone By Monica Lamb-Yorski Williams Lake Tribune August 30, 2017 Williams Lake is calling in a 9-1-1 to the federal
Partial loss of University of British Columbia research forest to fire leads to unlikely research opportunities CBC News August 17, 2017 Ten per cent
BC Local News August 16, 2017 The board of directors of Burns Lake’s newest community forest – Chinook Community Forest – considered its first
Forests thinned to slow wildfires By Ron Seymour The Kelowna Daily Courier Forests around West Kelowna have a third as many trees as they
By Anna Kroupina Aug 01, 2017 Crows News Pass Herald FireSmart Canada strongly recommends managing vegetation around one’s yard and home as a way
By Mark Nielsen Aug 01, 2017 Prince George Citizen Premier John Horgan says he’s confident the federal government will be there to help British Columbia take
A dry lightning strike hit the HP CF last week. Resources for air and ground attack are limited given the situation in the Cariboo.
New research from the University of British Columbia (UBC) indicates wildfires used to be a lot more common in the Cariboo. By Max Winkelman
By John Crawford Jun 23, 2017 CFTK The BC Legislature has a new speaker — and that means John Rustad has a new job.
Twenty years ago, microbiologist Barry Goodell, now a professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and colleagues discovered a unique system that some microorganisms
The Harrop-Procter Community Co-Operative was awarded the Robin Hood Memorial Award for Excellence in Community Forestry. In its second year, this $10,000 grant honours
Community Forest project focussed on multiple benefits By Jim Hilton, professional agrologist and forester Jun 15, 2017 Williams Lake Tribune Last week the members
By the Engineers and Geoscientists BC and the Association of BC Forest Professionals Marketwired September 15, 2017 Engineers and Geoscientists BC and the