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Co-operation Key to Survival of Coastal Forest Ecosystem

VICTORIA – An investigation report released today upholds a public complaint about proposed logging in a rare forest type near Nanoose Bay on Vancouver Island. Local residents filed a complaint with the board when they discovered about one-third of the 64-hectare parcel of coastal Douglas-fir forest, known as DL 33, was slated to be logged, […]
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Conservation of Imperiled Coastal Douglas-fir Ecosystem

In February 2010, the Forest Practices Board received a complaint from a resident of Nanoose Bay about forest practices...
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Logging on District Lot 33 within the Coastal Douglas-Fir Ecosystem

n May 2010, the Forest Practices Board received a complaint from a resident of Nanoose Bay about planned logging on...
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Harvest Planning for Ecosystem Based Management on Haida Gwaii

The Forest Practices Board received a complaint about compliance of planning and practices under the Haida Gwaii Land Use Objectives Order by British Columbia Timber Sales. The complainant identified cutblocks in the Naikoon landscape unit and was specifically concerned about sustainable stewardship of cedar, watershed level hydrological processes, and landscape level conservation of biodiversity. The […]
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Bulletin 008 - Ecosystem Services and British Columbia’s Forest and Range Lands (2007)

This bulletin is the eighth in a series of Forest Practices Board bulletins describing new aspects of forest ...
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IRC220-Haida-Gwaii

IRC220-Haida-Gwaii
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IRC250-Grasslands

IRC250-Grasslands
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IRC05-Approval-of-silviculture-prescription-for-timber-sale-A48267

IRC05-Approval-of-silviculture-prescription-for-timber-sale-A48267
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2023-SR62-Forage

2023-SR62-Forage
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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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