UPDATE: Will Pryhitko, Managed Forest 38, has been re-elected by acclamation for a three-year term starting July 1, 2020.

One private managed forest land owner from the interior region is …

The Annual Declaration form is now available for owners to report their harvesting, destroyed timber, road building, road deactivation, and reforestation activities.

One of Council’s administrative roles is to collect …

Highlights include: drafting regulatory amendments to further protect drinking water and limit reforestation timelines; completing 3 investigations and 3 compliance determinations; conducting 46 managed forest inspections; and administering the managed …

As part of Council’s function to enforce forest practices standards, an annual inspection program is carried out to measure owner performance in relation to compliance requirements. Owner compliance rate is …

The Province of British Columbia has initiated a review of the Private Managed Forest Land Program.  The announcement to review the Private Managed Forest Land Program was made earlier this …

Council has several mechanisms that may be used to ensure compliance with the Private Managed Forest Land Act and regulations.  Compliance mechanisms and decisions are outlined in the compliance section …

The Managed Forest Council adopted amendments to the Private Managed Forest Land Council Regulation (Council Regulation) that will take effect July 1, 2019.  The amendments represent a comprehensive multi-year review …

Administration Fee invoices will be in the mail to owners in early February.

Owners of private managed forest land are required to pay an annual administration fee in accordance with …

The Annual Declaration form is now available for owners to report their harvesting, destroyed timber, road building, road deactivation, and reforestation activities.

One of Council’s administrative roles is to collect …