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Timber Harvesting and Fishing Lodge Interests near Morrison Arm

On December 13, 2000, the owner of a lodge on Babine Lake (the complainant) requested an investigation of the approval...
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Seismic line crossing of streams, east of Fort Nelson, BC

This report provides the results of the Forest Practices Board’s investigation into seismic line stream crossings near...
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Remuneration-Mar-31-2021

Remuneration-Mar-31-2021
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IRC228-Kitwanga-Mushroom-Habitat-closing-letter

IRC228-Kitwanga-Mushroom-Habitat-closing-letter
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IRC227-Bamfield-VQOs-closing-letter

IRC227-Bamfield-VQOs-closing-letter
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BCFPB-NR-BCTS-Quesnel

BCFPB-NR-BCTS-Quesnel
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Audit of Timber Harvesting and Road Construction, Maintenance and Deactivation: West Fraser Mills Ltd. - FL A16827

This is the Board’s report on a compliance audit of Forest Licence A16827, held by West Fraser Mills Ltd. (West Fraser...
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Plant Communities at Risk from Logging

VICTORIA – An investigation of a complaint about logging near Mt. Elphinstone Park has found that BC Timber Sales met all of its obligations in developing the cutblocks, but concludes that some at-risk plant communities are not adequately protected by current legislation or policy. The complaint was submitted by Elphinstone Logging Focus (ELF), an environmental […]
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Investigation of forestry roads on steep slopes released

VICTORIA – An investigation of forestry roads constructed on steep terrain has found mixed results. While most of the road sections examined met the legal requirements, and some were very well done, others did not adhere to professional practice guidelines and several road sections were structurally unsafe, according to a report released today. The board […]
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Logging in mountain caribou habitat examined

VICTORIA – An investigation of timber harvesting within mountain caribou habitat near Blue River found that all licensees have met or exceeded the legal requirements of the Forest and Range Practices Act and a legal order that applies to the area. “We were pleased to find that the forestry, hydroelectric and adventure tourism industries all […]
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