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Prompt Action Needed to Protect Goat Habitat

Prompt government action to define goat winter ranges is needed to protect mountain goat habitat in the Chilliwack Forest District and to balance forest harvesting with wildlife habitat conservation, the Forest Practices Board reported today.
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Humpback Whales and Helicopter Log Drops on the North Coast

For several years, a Prince Rupert resident (the complainant) has been concerned about the potential effect of dropping...
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A Lack of Direction: Improving Marbled Murrelet Habitat Conservation Under the Forest and Range Practices Act

In 2002, the federal Canadian Wildlife Service published a document that compiled the best and most current information...
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Marbled Murrelet Habitat Management - Considerations for the new Forest and Range Practices Act

Marbled murrelets are small seabirds that live along the Pacific coast of North America. Unlike most other threatened...
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Comprehensive plan needed to save sensitive coastal plant communities

VICTORIA– The Forest Practices Board is recommending that the provincial government promptly finalize and implement an overall stewardship strategy for the coastal Douglas fir ecosystem (CDF) on Southeast Vancouver Island. The recommendation was made in a newly released board report, Woodlot Harvesting and Red-listed Plant Communities in the Coastal Douglas-fir Ecosystem of Vancouver Island.  The […]
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Managing Forest Fuels

A 60-year history of fire suppression, insect and tree disease epidemics, and logging practices are all contributing to...
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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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