Allowable Annual Cut Determinations

B.C.'s Chief Forester and Deputy Chief Forester have made a number of Allowable Annual Cut (AAC) determinations that address the mountain pine beetle epidemic.

• Quesnel TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – January 2011
• Prince George TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – January 2011
• Merritt TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – December 2010
• TFL 53 Rationale for AAC Determination – November 2010
• Prince George TSA Data Package – November 2008
• Prince George TSA Information Report – November 2008
• Lillooet TSA Public Discussion Paper – August 2008
• Kamloops TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – May 2008
• Allowable Annual Cut Set For Tree Farm Licence 14 – April 2008
• Morice TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – February 2008
• Timber Supply Review for the Kamloops TSA – October 2007 public discussion paper
• Tree Farm Licence 48 Rationale for AAC Determination – May 2007
• Williams Lake TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – April 2007
• 100 Mile House TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – September 2006
• Tree Farm Licence 18 Rationale for AAC Determination – March 2006
• Okanagan Timber Supply Area Rationale for AAC Determination – December 2005
• Tree Farm Licence 49 Rationale for AAC Determination – December 2005
• Tree Farm Licence 53 Rationale for AAC Determination – October 2005
• Merritt TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – June 2005
• Quesnel TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – September 2004
• Prince George TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – September 2004
• Lakes TSA Rationale for AAC Determination – September 2004