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Improving Forest Health

Insect infestation, wildfire, and weather can damage forests. FESBC invests in projects that rehabilitate forests to restore them not only for timber, but other values such as habitat to support wildlife, recreational pursuits, and more.

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ACFN/Tl’etinqox MPB Rehabilitation and Wildfire Risk Reduction

Cascades District Mountain Pine Beetle Rehabilitation

CCR Douglas-fir Fire Rehabilitation

Cedar Hills Fire Rehabilitation & Deer Winter Range Improvement

Cheslatta Carrier Nation – Heavy Fire Damage Stand Rehabilitation

Douglas-fir Density Spacing – Flatrock

Exploring Ideas to Increase Marginal Sawlog Utilization in Bulkley TSA

Hanceville Fire Rehabilitation

Improving Stand Value of Cedar – North Van Island

Overstory Removal – Mountain Pine Beetle Impacted Stands Rehabilitation

Post Wildfire OGMA Rehabilitation

Pre-commercial Thinning of Drybelt Fir

Silviculture Strategy for Terrace Community Forest

Skeena Region Whitebark Pine Seed Collection

Skeetchestn Forest and Riparian Restoration

Stand Rehabilitation and Utilization of Residual Fibre – Pt. 2

Stand Rehabilitation and Utilization of Residual Fibre to Avoid Pile Burning – Pt. 1

Stand Rehabilitation of Wildfire Impacted Stands Near Nazko, BC

Strouse Lake Knockdown and Grinding

Supporting Range-wide Whitebark Pine Regeneration

Tabor Mountain Strategic Plan and Implementation

Terrace Spacing of 2nd Growth Stands – Project 1

Terrace Spacing of 2nd Growth Stands – Project 2

TFL 49 MPB Pine Stand Rehabilitation Phase 1

Thompson Rivers Resource District Mountain Pine Beetle Rehabilitation

Trepanier Wildfire Rehabilitation

West Kelowna Wildfires Rehabilitation Project

Whitebark Pine Seed Collection and Planting

Wildfire Risk Reduction Treatments on the Little Prairie Community Forest

The Forest Enhancement Society of BC would like to gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia through the Ministry of Forests.