Forest owners in B.C. are as diverse and inspiring as the forests themselves. 

PFLA has the privilege of representing all of them-from the large to the small, from the coastal to the interior, from the seasoned forester to the novice tree farmer. 

In a recent post, you saw first-hand how some of our larger forest owners use planning, assessment and implementation tools to manage their forestry operations. Now, we'd like to introduce you to Stephen Faulkner. [read more]...»

Whether they arrive accidentally or intentionally, non-native plant species arrive without their natural predators and pathogens. Unchecked, they thrive in their new environments. Prolific seed production, deep taproots and early flowering enable these highly competitive species to establish quickly, posing a serious threat to native species, agricultural crops and forest plantations.[read more]...»