Managed Forest
What Is Managed Forest?
The Private Forest Landowners Association represents managed forest owners across the province of British Columbia—from the coastal to the interior, the large to the small, the veteran forester to the novice tree farmer. 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.
How To Obtain Managed Forest Classification
Landowners who commit to reforestation receive a managed forest property tax assessment status.
To obtain this classification, landowners must:
File
Landowners must file a management commitment with the Managed Forest Council.
Report
Landowners must provide information on harvesting, road construction and reforestation activities that take place on their lands.
Manage
Landowners must manage their property in accordance with the Private Managed Forest Land Act and 35 associated regulations.
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Managed Forest Council
