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How do I find out which company is logging in my area?

 And how do I know they have permits to cut down the trees? This information can be obtained through the nearest forest district office: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/forestry/managing-our-forest-resources/ministry-of-forests-lands-and-natural-resource-operations-region-district-contacts
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Management of Karst Resource Features on Northern Vancouver Island

This special investigation looked at karst management on northern Vancouver Island and did not determine that any caves...
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Meeting Outstanding Silviculture Obligations in the Kotcho Area

In 2009, Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs (the complainant) filed a complaint with the Board asserting that Canada Resurgence...
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Timber Harvesting Impacts on Water Flows near Clearwater

In May 2015, the owners of the Sunset Village Mobile Home Park, near Clearwater, complained that harvesting by the...
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Biodiversity in the Interior Cedar-Hemlock Forests Near Dome Creek

A complaint filed by several public groups about the management of biodiversity in the interior cedar-hemlock...
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Compliance Inspections and Management

The Ministry of Forests and Range (MFR) Compliance and Enforcement (C&E) program is responsible for promoting...
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Forestry Audit: British Columbia Timber Sales - Fort St. John Pilot Project Area

BCTS and timber sales licence holders near Fort St. John have achieved full compliance for their operation under a...
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Unauthorized Construction of a Cabin and Trail on Sinclair Mountain

A resident of Smithers asked the Board to investigate the unauthorized construction of a cabin and an ATV trail on...
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Harvesting and Road-Building on a Maple Ridge Woodlot

The Blue Mountain‐Kanaka Creek Conservation Group filed a complaint with the Board about the adequacy of planning and...
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Proposed Logging in the Shawnigan Lake Watershed

The Board received a complaint from Shawnigan Lake Watershed Watch about proposed development within the community...
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