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The State of British Columbia’s Forests
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Introduction
The State of British Columbia's Forests is a provincial,
sustainable forestry report that provides information about B.C.’s forests
in three categories: environmental, economic and social, and governance and
support. It contains objective, statistical information in each of these
areas, along with the ministry’s assessment of what that information tells
us about sustainability. The report is produced by the Ministry of Forests
and Range, which has a long history of reporting to the public on the
condition and management of its forest and range lands. The State of
British Columbia's Forests continues this tradition as it monitors,
assesses, and reports on the main components of sustainable forest
management in British Columbia.
2010 Report
Currently, the ministry is preparing the third edition of The State of
British Columbia's Forests. This report is scheduled for release in 2010
and will provide new and updated data and analysis on sustainable forest
management indicators. For project updates, please see the information
below.
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This moderated
discussion forum is provided for readers to constructively discuss progress towards sustainable
forest management, in British Columbia and globally.
- What is your assessment of B.C. forests' state and trends?
- What implications do you see for sustainable forest management?
- What do you think are the most important changes to be made in forest
management in B.C.? Globally?
We also welcome general comments on the report.
- Is this report helpful to you? (What worked?)
- What was not helpful? (What didn't work?)
- What would you like to see in future editions? (How can we make it
better?)
The Ministry of Forests and Range
values your considered input.
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