Logan Lake, B.C. – The Logan Lake Community Forest (LLCF) has released a new film as part of a province-wide project led by the BC Community Forest Association (BCCFA), to celebrate the stories and draw awareness to the successes of community forests across British Columbia. The film offers an insightful look into how the LLCF plays a key role in maintaining the region’s ecological health while supporting the local economy, helping mitigate wildfire risk, and providing recre
Burns Lake, B.C. – The Chinook Community Forest (CCF) has released a new film as part of a province-wide project led by the BC Community Forest Association (BCCFA), to celebrate the stories and successes of community forests across British Columbia. The film highlights the important role the CCF plays in supporting local priorities of the community such as reducing wildfire risk, enhancing wildlife habitat, forest health, and reinvesting in the community. “The Chinook Commun
Midway, B.C. – In partnership with the BC Community Forest Association (BCCFA), the West Boundary Community Forest (WBCF) has released a new film, entitled ‘Our Forest’, to showcase the values, objectives, and diverse activities happening within its locally managed forest. The short video is part of a province-wide project led by the BCCFA to celebrate the stories and draw awareness to the successes of community forests across British Columbia. “We’re excited to share this fi
Film Highlights the Power of Community Forestry in British Columbia VICTORIA, B.C. - The Traditional Territory of the Lekwungen Peoples: The BC Community Forest Association (BCCFA) has released a new film entitled Rooted Together , created to highlight the value and impact of community forests throughout British Columbia. The film explores how community forests support environmental stewardship, local economies, and strong, resilient communities throughout the province. The
Mandate allows the BCCFA to secure a more sustainable future for First Nations and communities that depend on local forests for their economic strength by expanding the community forest program.
Nakusp and Area Community Forest (NACFOR) received funding to develop a comprehensive treatment plan and prescription for Unit 5 (Wensley Creek Recreation Area).
As British Columbia prepares for the 2024 Provincial Election, political parties have included specific support for expanding the community forest program in their platforms.