On November 20th, 2014 PFLA packed our long underwear and hopped a plane to join the Canadian Association of Forest Owners (CAFO) in Ottawa to help educate the federal government about what's happening on private land across Canada to protect endangered species. The meeting was an historic event because ...[read more]» 

Welcome to the third post in our Planning Your Road Network series. Once you've thought through all the steps to help determine what your road needs are and how to plan your road network, it's time to think about starting construction. Road construction begins with clearing ...[read more]» 

 

PFLA spends a lot time diligently engaged on a number of important policy files relevant to forest owners across the province. We make every effort to maintain regular communications with elected officials, public servants, and community members to ensure the perspective of private forest owners is understood at all levels of the policy process. As 2014 comes to a close, here's an update about five important policy areas ...[read more]»