BC Forest Practices Board 30th Anniversary Logo
Menu
close
Contact

Search Results

File bcfpb_newsrelease

Report highlights value of forest beneath the trees

There is significant economic potential for developing non-wood and botanical forest products in British Columbia, as long as the proper regulatory and planning tools are in place, according to a Forest Practices Board report released today.
File bcfpb_newsrelease

Logging road in a river must address environmental concerns

VICTORIA -A proposed logging road along the Goat River should not have been approved by the Ministry of Forests without a rationale and before environmental concerns were addressed, the Forest Practices Board says in an investigation report released today. The board’s report responds to a complaint filed by the Fraser Headwaters Alliance in July 2000, […]
File bcfpb_newsrelease

Logging road put caribou at risk

A Forest Practices Board special investigation has found that the approval of a logging road by the Ministry of Forests did not adequately consider risks to a vulnerable caribou herd.
Report bcfpb_report

Managing Forest Fuels in the Wildland Urban Interface

Fifteen years ago, “wildland-urban interface,” or WUI, was not a familiar term to most British Columbians. But after...
Report bcfpb_report

Tyaughton Fire

The Board’s report on a complaint into the activities and decisions of the Wildfire Management Branch during the...
File attachment

2025-ToR-Planted-then-Burned

2025-ToR-Planted-then-Burned
File attachment

2014-SIR41-Timeliness-Size-and-Transparency-of-Penalty-Determinations

2014-SIR41-Timeliness-Size-and-Transparency-of-Penalty-Determinations
File attachment

SIR17-Amending-Prescriptions-for-Achieving-Free-Growing-Forests

SIR17-Amending-Prescriptions-for-Achieving-Free-Growing-Forests
File attachment

SR25-Free-Growing-Forests-2004-Provincial-Update

SR25-Free-Growing-Forests-2004-Provincial-Update
File attachment

2018-IRC213-Rock-Creek-Rec-Sites

2018-IRC213-Rock-Creek-Rec-Sites
1 … 43 44 45 46 47 … 81
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.
 linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram