Woodlot Communicator

May 9, 2023 Gord Chipman, FBCWA General Manager, stands next to a 7 year old Douglas Fir tree planted on W2031 on the north end [...]

February 21, 2023 Gord Chipman is welcomed as the new General Manager of BC's Woodlot Licence program and the Association of BC Forest Professionals [...]

November 22, 2022 After two long years of Zoom, Teams and conference calls, Woodlotters were finally able to gather in person. The 2022 Annual [...]

August 8, 2022 Anyone who holds a timber licence on Vancouver Island is well versed in the notions of "public engagement" and "interface" - [...]

Teachers have known for decades about the benefits of outdoor education. Studies have shown that when you turn nature into classroom great things happen. Download [...]

A small cut block was harvested in 2021 along with another nearby block which included 20 loads of pulp from ‘fall out’ from over mature [...]

It’s been a time of change in forest policy over the past several months. The provincial government has been navigating the challenge of preserving old [...]

Wildfire season is taking its toll on British Columbia’s forests, and we’re not out of the woods yet. As of the end of July, over [...]

It’s unlikely that when Dale Wilson’s grandfather was repaid an outstanding debt with a deed to a stand of trees in the middle of nowhere, [...]

While everyone knows BC’s forests provide many benefits, do you know about BC’s Woodlot Licences and their unique contributions to communities? There are woodlots and [...]

Community. It’s at the heart of every woodlot in British Columbia. Every one of the province’s 850 woodlot licences is woven into the fabric of [...]

Spring is here, but it may not feel like a time of renewal at the moment for many of us. COVID-19 has changed so many [...]