Forest Professionals: Misunderstood but Vital to Caring for Our Forests

Forest Professionals: Misunderstood but Vital to Caring for Our Forests

With societal expectations for BC’s forests changing, these are both difficult and exciting times to be a forest professional in British Columbia.

Read the full column by FPBC CEO Christine Gelowitz, RPF.

By Michael Hall|2023-03-14T14:56:59-07:00March 14, 2023|News & News Release|Comments Off

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Forest Professionals: Misunderstood but Vital to Caring for Our Forests

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