Forests for Tomorrow (FFT)

The Forests for Tomorrow (FFT) program was established in 2005 to respond to the catastrophic wildfires and the mountain pine beetle epidemic.  More information on the FFT Program can be found at "What is the Forests for Tomorrow Program?"

• Land Based Investment Strategy (LBIS)
• FFT Updates
• LBIS – Current Reforestation and Timber Supply Mitigation Meeting (Sept. 2011)
  • LBI Strategy and Opportunities
  • Budget Alignment with LBIS
  • Sowing levels and Species Selection
  • Backlog NSR
  • Forest Management Planning
  • Improved Delivery
  • Training Needs
  • Silviculture Planning template
• Program INvestment Entry System (PINES)
• Documents, Reports and Forms
• Decision Support Tools
• Worker Safety
• Communications Plan (April, 2006)

Activity Standards

Forests for Tomorrow (FFT) activities are delivery by recipients under a Recipient Agreement with the Ministry of Forests and Range (MFR).  Recipients are expected to meet MFR standards while carrying out the work.  Only activities approved in the FFT work plan may proceed using the activity-specific standards identified in each of the components below.

• Administration
• Silviculture Funding Criteria
• Stand Establishment and Treatment
• Stand Maintenance
  • Surveys
  • Planting
  • Brushing
• Infrastructure
  • Access Management Planning
  • Road Reactivation/Deactivation