The PFLA represents managed forest owners across the province of BC—from the coast to the interior, the large to the small, the veteran forester to the novice tree farmer.
PFLA consistently participates in the public policy process to ensure government policy is fair, environmentally sound, fiscally responsible and sufficiently respectful of private property rights.
PFLA members are leaders in private forest research and innovation, pioneering many of today’s most innovative harvesting and silviculture practices.
Although private forest land accounts for a small percentage of the province’s land base (2%), it plays a significant role in the lives of British Columbians.
Managed forest land is a BC Assessment property classification established in 1988 to encourage private landowners in British Columbia to manage their lands for long-term forest production.
In total, Private Managed Forest Lands are bound by over 35 different legislative regulations, including:
The Migratory Birds Regulations (MBR) were amended on July 30, 2022. The objective of the Migratory Birds Regulations is the conservation of migratory birds, including their eggs and nests…
From everyone at the PFLA, wishing you and your family the happiest of holidays and all the best for 2023!
Planting trees after harvest is just one of the reasons private managed forest owners make good neighbours.
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