Stewardship - Forests For Tomorrow


In response to the mountain pine beetle epidemic, the Province of British Columbia has established the reforestation program Forests for Tomorrow. This program is aimed at improving the future timber supply and addressing risks to other forest values.

Forests for Tomorrow is reforesting areas hardest hit by the mountain pine beetle and
past wildfires. With a sound scientific foundation and respect for both human and
environmental values, Forests for Tomorrow is helping to ensure sustainable forests and forest benefits for future generations.

Forests for Tomorrow is managed by the Ministry of Forests and Range, with the input of the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Agriculture and Lands.
The role of the Ministry of Forests and Range is to strategically plan and develop policy and guidance, prioritize areas for treatment and conduct analysis, research
and effectiveness evaluations.

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Forest Investment Account (FIA)


FIA programs provide funding to forest sector associations, researchers, tenure holder, manufacturers, and government agencies to; support sustainable forest management practices; improve the public forest asset base; and promote greater returns from the utilization of public timber.

Regional Staff Roles




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Dana Manhard

Silviculture Specialist
Kamloops

  • Part of a team of four silviculture specialists to provide strategic direction for the new Forests for Tomorrow program within the SIFR.  The main objectives being to reforest the large wildfires from 2003 and 2004 and also to use silviculture practices to help reduce the impact of the mountain pine beetle on timber supply and other resource values within the SIFR.

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Rocky Chan

Silviculture Specialist
Kamloops

  • Part of a team of four silviculture specialists to provide strategic direction for the new Forests for Tomorrow program within the SIFR.  The main objectives being to reforest the large wildfires from 2003 and 2004 and also to use silviculture practices to help reduce the impact of the mountain pine beetle on timber supply and other resource values within the SIFR.
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Al Randall

Silviculture Specialist
Kamloops

  • Part of a team of four silviculture specialists to provide strategic direction for the new Forests for Tomorrow program within the SIFR.  The main objectives being to reforest the large wildfires from 2003 and 2004 and also to use silviculture practices to help reduce the impact of the mountain pine beetle on timber supply and other resource values within the SIFR.

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Gerald Reichenback

Silviculture Specialist
Kamloops

  • Part of a team of four silviculture specialists to provide strategic direction for the new Forests for Tomorrow program within the SIFR.  The main objectives being to reforest the large wildfires from 2003 and 2004 and also to use silviculture practices to help reduce the impact of the mountain pine beetle on timber supply and other resource values within the SIFR.

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Nola Daintith

Silviculture Specialist
Williams Lake 

  • Part of a team of two silviculture specialists to provide strategic direction for the new Forests for Tomorrow program within the SIFR.  The main objectives being to reforest the large wildfires from 2003 and 2004 and also to use silviculture practices to help reduce the impact of the mountain pine beetle on timber supply and other resource values within the SIFR. 

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Guy Newsome

Silviculture Specialist
Williams Lake 

  • Part of a team of two silviculture specialists to provide strategic direction for the new Forests for Tomorrow program within the SIFR.  The main objectives being to reforest the large wildfires from 2003 and 2004 and also to use silviculture practices to help reduce the impact of the mountain pine beetle on timber supply and other resource values within the SIFR. 

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For more information about the Forests For Tomorrow program
please contact your nearest Forest Service Office.