Chilliwack Forest District


General Information

The Chilliwack Forest District is located in the southern mainland portion of the Coast Forest Region bordered by Bowen Island to the west, Manning Park to the east, Boston Bar to the north and the United States border to the south. It covers approximately 1.4 million hectares and is the most densely populated Forest District in the province.

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Chehalis Lake Debris Removal EN09V2H-300  - May 12, 2008
 

Landslide Photos

Chehalis Lake Landslide Information: December 13, 2007

In early December 2007, a massive landslide deposited approximately half a million cubic metres of rock and sediment into Chehalis Lake. The force of the material entering the lake generated a wave that’s estimated to be 60 feet in height in some places. more details

 
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Permits and Forms

How to obtain authorization to top, crown, thin or remove danger trees from crown land
Free Use Permits
Occupant Licence to Cut
Cutting Permit

 

Private Timber Marks
Small Scale Salvage
BC Timber Sales Forms
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Fire Information

Forest Education

  • The Tree Book will help you identify the native trees in your neighbourhood and understand why they grow where they do.
  • Common Tree Diseases of British Columbia is the third version of a Canadian Forest Service tree disease identification guide for British Columbia. This site is useful for arborists, horticulturists, and homeowners as a guide in the diagnosis of disease on a wide range of plants.
 

Documents and Files

 

District Office Location


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Chilliwack Forest District
46360 Airport Road
Chilliwack B.C., V2P 1A5
Phone: (604) 702-5700

Email: Forests.ChilliwackDistrictOffice@gov.bc.ca