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CLOSING LETTER: Sechelt Boundary

Sunshine Coast Conservation Association submitted a complaint that Interfor did not show the municipal boundary of Sechelt in the correct position on their forest development plan maps.
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Schroeder Creek Road

This complaint is about the Schroeder Creek forest access road built by Kalesnikoff Lumber Company Limited (the...
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Appropriateness of Government Enforcement of the Code in Haida Gwaii - the Queen Charlotte Islands

In March 2001, the Forest Practices Board received a complaint from the Council of the Haida Nation (the complainant)...
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Harvesting and Road Construction near Private Land in Clearwater

On October 15, 2002, the Forest Practices Board received a complaint about harvesting and road construction in the...
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CLOSING LETTER: Vernon Range

A hunter submitted a complaint to the Board that wildlife is not adequately considered when the district manager approves grazing on Crown land, and that the district's enforcement of cattle trespass is ineffective.
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Adequacy of a Plan to Harvest Damaged Timber

A complaint was filed with the Forest Practices Board in June 1999, asserting that an amendment to a forest development...
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Forest Practices Code Enforcement in Upper Bridge River, Northwest of Gold Bridge, BC in the Lillooet Forest District

The complaint was filed by an environmental organization, the Western Canada Wilderness Committee, which was concerned...
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Approval of a Bridge Across the Babine River, near New Hazelton, BC in the Kispiox Forest District

In August 1996, the Forest Practices Board (the Board) received a complaint about the construction of a bridge across...
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Watershed Assessment in the Glade Community Watershed

In October 2018, the Board received a complaint about planned logging in the Glade community watershed, near Castlegar, BC. The Glade Watershed Protection Society was concerned that a watershed assessment was incomplete, outdated, and inconsistent with forest stewardship plan strategies to meet community watershed objectives. The Board considered whether the watershed assessment is consistent with the expected professional standards, and whether the licensees complied with legal requirements in the Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA).
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The Board conducts its work throughout British Columbia, and we respectfully acknowledge the territories of the many Indigenous Peoples who have lived on these lands since time immemorial.
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