Campbell River Forest District

Aboriginal Territories Map

The Asserted Traditional Territories in the Campbell River Forest District map is password protected, as some First Nations may view this information to be sensitive and confidential.  If you are a Forest Licensee who requires this information in order to carry out your work you may be eligible for access to this map. Permission will be granted with the condition that the information be used strictly for determining which First Nations to share information (or consult) with for forest planning or other forest management purposes.

Please call or e-mail Aaron Smeeth, Aboriginal Liaison Officer 250-286-9368 to obtain a password.  Alternatively, in his absence, you may contact Clyde Loggie, Stewardship section, at 250-286-9331.

Campbell River First Nations Contact List

Aboriginal Asserted Traditional Territories Map (password required)

Westcoast Archaeological Overview Assessment (restricted access - password required)

East Coast Archaeological Overview Assessment (TFL47 area deleted) (restricted access, password required)

District Contact Information

370 South Dogwood Street
Campbell River, B.C.
V9W 6Y7

Staff Directory

Phone: (250) 286-9300 Fax:     (250) 286-9490

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Employment Opportunities

Campbell River Forest District

BC Public Service, Employment Opportunities web site:  www.postings.gov.bc.ca

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Forest Service Road (FSR) Reports

Route:  Paterson Main

As of June 15, 2009, two portable bridges will be permanently removed on Paterson Main (see map) to the Burman River. Please be advised that there will be no vehicle access up the Paterson main after the bridge removal.

Route:  Fair Harbour & Zeballos FSR

November 23, 2009 7:00 a.m.  The road is in very poor condition due to the heavy rainfall.  Graders will be working on improving the road surface.

Storm damage repair work on the Fair Harbour side between the causeway and town, and will continue today and possibly tomorrow. Exercise caution and reduce speed in the work zones.

 Drive with caution and carry winter chains.

For other advisories, please see the following web sites:

BC River Forecast Centre

Provincial Emergency Program

Kyuquot West Coast Main Road Report (SD84)

Forest Stewardship and Woodlot Plans

In January 2004, the Government of British Columbia changed how forest management plans are developed and approved.  Under the Forest and Range Practices Act, forest licensees must have authorization from the government before they can harvest timber or build roads on Crown land.  They obtain authorization by submitting a Forest Stewardship Plan (FSP) or a Woodlot Plan.

Finalized Forest Stewardship Plan(s):

(Accurate to the date of approval)
 

Finalized Woodlot Licence Plans:
 

Strathcona Re-Charting Committee