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The South Island Forest District (SIFD) Tenures Section (TS) is responsible for the review of operational plans under the Forest Practices Code and the Forest and Range Practices Act legislation:
- Forest Development Plans, Silviculture Amendments, Road Layout and Design,
- Forest Stewardship Plans,
- Processing of applications for harvest authority (Cutting Permits, Road Permits and Misc. Permits).
- Note: for Minor Tenures and Small Scale Salvage information see web link,
- Cutting Permit & Road Tenure Admin. Manual - Version 2

The SIFD Tenures Section has a variety of licensee clients:
- Tree Farm Licenses (TFL) held by :
- Forest Licenses (FL) held by:
- Forestry Licences to Cut (FLTC Major) held by:
- Ditidaht First Nation - FLTC A80490
- Huu-ay-aht First Nations - FLTC A79365
- Tseshaht First Nation - FLTC A79344
- Uchucklesaht Resource Development Limited Partnership - FLTC A77956
- UFN Nation Holding Company Ltd. FLTC A78075
- Timber Sale Licences (TSL Major) held by:
- Timber Licences (outside of TFLs) held by:
- British Columbia Timber Sales (BCTS) program:
For more information you could download a Summary District Tenures Map from the SIFD web site.
The Tenures Sections client base also includes the First Nations whose traditional territories (see the SIFD FN summary Map) are wholly or in part within the South Island Forest District. The Tenures Section staff, on behalf of the District Manager, consult with First Nations during the review and comment and approval process of Forest Stewardship Plans. Consultation may also take place prior to issuance of harvest authority. The Tenures Section staff also work with First Nations in conjunction with Branch and Region staff to develop harvest opportunities.
The focus of our section is to manage all operational plans and harvest authority applications to ensure approval within pre-set timelines. Section staff work with licensees, MoFR and agency staff to ensure consistency of application of legislation and policy. In addition, we are committed to continuous improvement and work with our clients to improve our collective business process.
Forest Stewardship Plans:
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