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Forest Practices > Forest health
Forest Health
Forest Health, a component of the Silviculture Program, is responsible for the detection and quantification of forest health problems, and, where necessary, the prescription and implementation of protective or suppressive treatments to anticipate and prevent insect, disease and mammal damage to reforested areas and old growth stands. It also evaluates the effect of forest practices on forest health as these occasionally increase the risk of damage from insects, diseases and mammals.
Link to Forest Health Programs and Projects using the Program Areas menu or quick index below. Use the Related Pages menu at top right to link to related information elsewhere in the Ministry of Forests web site.
Quick Index
Forest Health Section (General)
Forest Pests
Bark Beetles
Gypsy Moth
Invasive Species
- Balsam Woolly
Adelgid (link to Ministry of Agriculture & Lands)
- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency takes the lead in Canada for
monitoring and investigating potential invasive forest health agents.
The public provides valuable assistance in their efforts. Here are some
useful links:
Last updated on
April 18, 2008
The contact for this web page is: tim.ebata@gov.bc.ca
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