Woodlot Communicator

Fall 2019 This meeting came at a time when closures and curtailments have impacted the forestry sector - especially rural communities in BC. Following the [...]

Summer 2019 Woodlot Licences are part of a little industry that makes a big difference on BC’s forest stewardship landscape. Most people don’t know what [...]

Spring 2019 Social Licence for Crown forests is becoming increasingly challenging today with more public demands on the same piece of land – recreation, visual [...]

Winter 2018 It has been another year of unprecedented wildfires causing devastation to our forests, impacting Woodlot Licences, Community Forests, First Nations, companies with timber [...]

Fall 2018 Catastrophic Wildfires – why did they happen and what can be done? Fall 2018 Woodlot licensees gathered in Williams Lake for the Federation [...]

Summer 2018 Nature’s balancing act is challenging enough without interference. How we have managed our forests through the decades, our success at fire suppression and [...]

Spring 2018 Breaking records is celebrated at the Olympic Games, but it’s dubious when talking about wildfires. And BC’s forests were subject to one of [...]

Nov – Dec 2017 It has been a year of ups and downs for the forest industry, but BC has demonstrated that as a community [...]

Sept – Oct 2017 The Federation of BC Woodlot Associations and the Woodlot Product Development Council held their joint Annual General Meetings this fall at [...]

Jul – Aug 2017 BC’s woodlot licence program makes up a small part of the forest industry but makes a substantial contribution to the forest [...]

May – June 2017 Woodlot licensees across the province are an important piece of the natural resources puzzle. They’re tasked with managing BC’s smallest Crown [...]

Mar – Apr 2017 In 2014 we told you about a unique woodlot couple on Vancouver Island, Wolfram Wollenheit and Sibylle Walkemeyer of Econ Consulting. [...]