Education

Woodlots BC Bursary

The Woodlots BC Bursary, new in 2024 and a successor of the Federation of BC Woodlot Associations’ annual scholarship program, is intended for a recipient who has a proven track record of being engaged in their community and has aspirations for continuing education or post-secondary education enrolment. This bursary is for $5,000.

With a focus on “the support and wellbeing of our communities through education”, the bursary is aimed at supporting an individual  who has a personal vision.  The successful applicant does not need to be the fastest, strongest, or the brightest star,  we seek to find an individual who has shown commitment by demonstrating their best efforts towards achieving  their goals, and who aspires to continuing their education. The bursary may be awarded for either academic or vocational pursuits.

Apply by email:  sending us a  “getting to know you”  document which will describe the usual contact information, interests, experiences and your community involvement.  Your submission must include statements of your intent, and how you intend to reach your goal. Further to this we are interested to know how this bursary will make a difference to you and the potential benefits to your community.

Please include the  names, emails and phone numbers of 2 non-family references that we might contact. (e.g., teachers, employers)

Selection of the winning candidate will be based on an evaluation of all applications received by May 1, 2025.

We will reach out to the successful applicant by June 15, 2025.

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Ollie’s Woodlot Adventures Colouring and Activity Book

Ollie’s adventures take you to a woodlot licence where you will learn about trees and how a forest is managed sustainably. You can request Ollie’s free of charge (max. 50 copies) by emailing us at hello@woodlotsbc.ca or download the digital version below:

Fieldtrips (aka “Walk in the Woods”)

Woodlot licences are often located close to communities and schools and play host to fieldtrips for students of all ages. An educational “walk in the woods” can include lessons as simple as identifying tree species and counting tree rings and as complex as managing watersheds in a sustainable working forest.

To learn more about the benefits of fieldtrips check out our video “Walk in the Woods”.

To arrange a fieldtrip, contact hello@woodlotsbc.ca.

Wildlife Tree Signs

Woodlots BC has an inventory Wildlife Tree Signs if you are looking for some for your woodlot! You can request signs by emailing hello@woodlotsbc.ca.