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Investigation of run-of-river power project concludes

An investigation into a complaint about a run-of-river power project in Toba Inlet, north of Powell River, found that harvesting and road building followed requirements to protect the environment, according to a Forest Practices Board report.
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Interim Report on Complaint Investigation

The Forest Practices Board is an independent government body that reports to the public about compliance and enforcement of the Forest Practices Code and the achievement of its intent. One of the responsibilities of the Board is to deal with public complaints relating to forestry matters included in the Code. The Board is completing an […]
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Monitoring Licensees' Compliance with Legislation

Planning and practice requirements of the Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) and the Wildfire Act (WA) are the...
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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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Audit of Timber Harvesting, Road Construction, Maintenance and Deactivation: Carrier Lumber Ltd. - NRFL A70174

Carrier Lumber Ltd.’s operations on non-replaceable forest licence A70174, located in the Prince George Forest District...
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Closing Letter: Wardner Woodlot

The Forest Practices Board received a complaint about forest practices on a woodlot near Wardner, BC. The...
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Conservation of Biological Diversity: An Assessment of the Application of Criteria and Indicators

This report by the Forest Practices Board sets out what the Board believes to be a comprehensive, verifiable and...
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CIS03-Subunit-Plan-in-Kootenay-Lake

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Volume-18-Fire-Hazard-Assessment

Volume-18-Fire-Hazard-Assessment
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SIR55-Closing-Letter

SIR55-Closing-Letter
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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