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CLOSING LETTER: Impact of Harvesting on Bowlder Creek and the Pine River

A gravel bar formed in the Pine River at the mouth of Bowlder Creek after a significant rainstorm in 1987. A trapper, became concerned that the gravel and other debris could block the Pine River, causing flash flooding of the community of Hasler Flats.
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Water Quality in the July Creek Watershed

The July Creek Ratepayers Association (the complainant) expressed its concerns about arsenic to the Ministry of Forests...
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CLOSING LETTER: Tindill Creek

Compliant that spilled oil could contaminate the spring and Tindill Creek.
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Bridge Design and Construction at Reiseter Creek near Smithers, B.C.

This complaint investigation concerns a bridge built by West Fraser Mills Ltd. (the licensee) across a tributary of...
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Reforesting BC's Public Land - An Evaluation of Free-Growing Success

British Columbia prides itself on its program of reforestation. The public expects that sustainable new forests will...
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Windthrow of Trees in the Walbran Valley

In September 2002, a conservation group on Vancouver Island complained to the Board about windthrow of trees that had...
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Windthrow on West Island Timberlands

This special investigation examined windthrow management activities in the Franklin operating area of Weyerhaeuser...
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Consideration of Water Impacts from Planned Woodlot Harvesting near Nakusp

On March 12, 2004, the Granite Ridge Water Users Committee (the complainant) asked the Board to investigate the...
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Nadina Beetle Treatments

A resident of Francois Lake complained to the Minister of Forests in May 2003 about the Ministry of Forests (MOF) using...
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Logging and Conservation of Endangered Plant Communities on Vancouver Island

This investigation began with a complaint, from the Carmanah Forestry Society, about the approval of an amendment to...
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