21st century BC forest stewardship model
The following is a power point version of the proposed integrated and structured vision for the 21st century BC stewardship vision https://t.co/9324HgKAR1
BC needs to move away from the chaotic forest stewardship system of decades to a structured and integrated model of forest stewardship and wood manufacturing. A vision is in https://t.co/88v5BbpDf8
Regulations and policies are a fundamental component of a forest stewardship infrastructure and its implementation. A presentation is provided relative to BC Forest and Range Practices Act Regulations in https://t.co/kI6AV4K9bD
Forest Landscape Plans are critical to long-term forest stewardship of the BC Forest Asset and subsequently community resiliency, but it must be developed smartly to capitalize on its usefulness. Bill Bourgeois provides opinions in https://t.co/ylP1KFQruz
Johathan Bruno describes forests and climate change. "It is not as simple as leaving our forests standing. Although his view is related to Colorado forests, it applies to BC forests as well, especially interior forests. Worth a read at https://t.co/IC6ztQjVDT
Alice Palmer, PhD in forestry provides an excellent description of the complexity of how old growth contributes to carbon emissions in https://t.co/hgS13UZC28
The Harrop-Proctor Community Forest Cooperative has produced a series of 4 educational videos as a good introductive description of wildfire management for lay persons or communities https://t.co/dZpduG2l0R. Well done HPCFC!
BC value-added manufacturing investment climate requires a clear vision for the sector, a strategic framework, long-term forest stewardship plans and an appropriate forest resource inventory database upon which to base decisions ( https://t.co/Ao1GPBBqji…/Building-a-value-add…
HFHC website (https://t.co/Ao1GPBBqji) has been updated to focus on suggested actions necessary for the BC Forest Asset to be a significant contributor in moving toward resilient communities. A strategic plan (Framework) for the journey is presented in https://t.co/WmTyZSBrB5
Science influences forest policy-not decides
Bill Bourgeois reminds policy makers that science influences policy but does not decide on policy in https://t.co/QHTqDrz6JI. Bill talks about the requirements of Government in this regard.
How are timber harvesting areas determined?
Paul Schuetz, consultant with IFS outlines how timber harvesting areas are determined in https://t.co/4zPMyQs1SI Good article for non-foresters previously published the Truck Logger BC-Winter 2022 edition.
Gov't “Modernization of Forest Policy” initiative has a major deficiency due to process. Lack of clear, high-level infrastructure guidance to guide process. https://t.co/IahdvRfAye will go a long way in making a correction to reflect the demands of the 21st Century.
Congratulations Minister Conroy in the transfer of the Canfor Forest License to Peak Fort Nelson Properties Ltd (https://t.co/GLBnDbUMeh ). A contribution to community resiliency (https://t.co/qsZZx8ogxJ) - suggested next steps.