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SIR50-Compliance-and-Enforcement

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Closing Letter - Granite Bay Visual Quality Objectives

A government mapping error lead residents of Granite Bay (the complainants), on Quadra Island, to believe that the area across the bay from them was a park and would not be logged. When the Granite Bay residents discovered that the area could be logged they asked the district manager to establish a visual quality objective […]
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IRC95-Windthrow-of-Trees-Walbran-Valley

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2016-ARC187-Tanizul-Timber-Ltd

2016-ARC187-Tanizul-Timber-Ltd
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ARC99-BCTS-Kamloops-Business-Area-Clearwater-Field-Unit

ARC99-BCTS-Kamloops-Business-Area-Clearwater-Field-Unit
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OPEN-LETTER-BCTS-FSP-Rose-Swanson-Mountain

OPEN-LETTER-BCTS-FSP-Rose-Swanson-Mountain
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IRC189-Begbie-Falls

IRC189-Begbie-Falls
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SR59-BC-Forest-Recreation-Mgmt

SR59-BC-Forest-Recreation-Mgmt
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Government Acted Reasonably to Protect Biodiversity on Mount Elphinstone

Victoria - In a report released today, the Forest Practices Board found that the Ministry of Forests' approval of logging on Mount Elphinstone was reasonable and met Forest Practices Code requirements. The report concludes the investigation of a complaint from two Sunshine Coast residents who were concerned that an approved road and cutblock between Sechelt […]
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Forest Practices Board Report Highlights Importance of Public Involvement in Forest Planning

VICTORIA - Today, the Forest Practices Board reported that the Arrow Forest District complied with the Forest Practices Code when it refused to extend the public review period for several 1996-2000 forest development plans in the Slocan Valley. However, the Board also found that the refusal to extend the time allowed for public review was […]
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