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Who is the Board? Who appoints the members?

The Board is made up of six people—a full-time Chair and five part-time members. Board members are appointed by Cabinet, based on their background and experience in forestry related areas. In addition, the Board has 17 full-time staff members, representing a range of professional backgrounds in forestry, biology, law, and geoscience. The Board is not […]
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CLOSING LETTER: Tindill Creek

Compliant that spilled oil could contaminate the spring and Tindill Creek.
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CLOSING LETTER: Construction of Waterbars on Puggins Mountain Road

Two long-time users of the road discovered that almost 100 waterbars had been constructed across the road, making it impassable to car traffic and difficult for pick-up traffic.
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Integrating Non-Timber Forest Products into Forest Planning and Practices in British Columbia

Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are an important forest resource in British Columbia, with the potential to make a...
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Compliance and Enforcement Audits of Forest Planning and Practices in British Columbia, 1996-2001

In 1995, in response to the public's desire for legislation to ensure sound forest practices, the province created the...
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Water Quality in the Shawnigan Lake Community Watershed

Shawnigan Lake Watershed Watch, an organization made up of local residents, complained to the Forest Practices Board...
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Concern About a Logging Road Extension and Wildlife Habitat near Kinbasket Reservoir

In September 2000, the Golden branch of the East Kootenay Environmental Society complained to the Forest Practices...
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Bulletin 003 - Opportunity for Public Consultation under FRPA (2003)

This bulletin is the third in a series of Forest Practices Board bulletins describing new aspects of forest ...
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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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