BCCFA: Community forests offer a practical path forward for British ColumbiaJennifer Gunter, MRM, Executive Director, and Erik Holbek, RPF, President, BC Community Forest Association

British Columbia’s forest sector is at a turning point. Communities are feeling the effects of sawmill and pulp mill closures, catastrophic wildfires, changing markets, and general uncertainty about the future. British Columbians are also asking how forests can support healthy ecosystems, sustainable local economies, reconciliation, public safety, recreation, and other community priorities. We believe community…

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