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Forestry Audit: British Columbia Timber Sales Kamloops Business Area - Clearwater Field Unit

In September 2007, the Board conducted a compliance audit of forest planning and practices of the British Columbia...
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Eagle Creek Pine Salvage

The Blewett Watershed Committee filed a complaint to the Board about the Kootenay Lake Forest District’s request for...
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Interim Report: Special Investigation of Fire Hazard Assessment and Abatement

In early 2007 the Forest Practices Board began a special investigation of fire hazard assessment and abatement. As a...
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Amending Prescriptions for Achieving Free-Growing Forests

Harvesting on Crown land in British Columbia comes with reforestation obligations. Following logging, forest companies...
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Motorcycles, Rare Frogs and Water Shrew Habitat at Kanaka Creek

On April 28, 2008, the Blue Mountain and Kanaka Creek Conservation Group submitted a complaint to the Forest Practices...
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Achievement of Free-Growing Forests - 2004 Provincial Update

This investigation reviews the achievement of free-growing status – replacement of logged sites with healthy new...
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How are your audits selected?

To begin with, auditors randomly select an area of the Province, such as a natural resource district. Then the auditors review the forest resources, geographic features, operating conditions and other factors in the area selected. These are considered in conjunction with the Board’s strategic priorities, and the type of audit is determined. At this stage, […]
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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