British Columbia is engulfed in a province-wide mountain pine beetle outbreak. Salvaging value from the dead pine trees is a government priority. To facilitate the salvage effort, government increased the allowable annual cut (AAC) by 80 percent in the three most severely affected timber supply areas; the Lakes, Prince George and Quesnel TSAs, which are […]
In the spring of 2011, water from a trough located above Gilpin Creek, on the Overton-Moody Range Unit near Grand Forks…
On September 25, 2000, the Board received a complaint from an Oliver resident. The complainant lives on White Lake road…
In November 2001, the Freeman Brook Community Waterworks Association submitted a complaint about the control of cattle…
In March 2013, Heritage and Natural Resources Committee of the Council of the Haida Nation complained that timber…
A resident of Kersley filed a complaint that wind-thrown Crown timber and excessive undergrowth have damaged her fence…
A resident of Smithers asked the Board to investigate the unauthorized construction of a cabin and an ATV trail on…
This reports deals with a complaint that large clearcuts, approved to address a mountain pine beetle outbreak,…
