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All BCFP Back Issues

2022-BCFP-Fall

Fall 2022

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Cover Story

‘Healing the Land and Bringing Our People,’ Secwépemc Leadership in Wildfire Recovery, Restoration, and Forest Stewardship | By Sarah Dickson-Hoyle, Char John, and Angela Kane

Features

Fire Effects Monitoring: Did You Meet, Your Prescribed Fire Objectives? | By Colleen Ross, RPF
Declining Forests and a Forgotten Bark Beetle | By Lorraine Maclauchlan, PhD, RPF, RPBio; Celia Boone, PhD, P.Ag; and Jeanne Robert, PhD, RPBio
20 Years in Canada: A Reflection | By Sam Coggins, PhD, RPF

Professional Interest

What You May Not Know About the Credential Assessment Process | By Conrad Malilay
ForesTrust Highlight: Nicola Valley Institute of Technology | By Cheryl Waddell

Opinion

Forestry Education: A Forest Professional’s Approach | By Dan Macmaster, RPF
Increasing Forest Harvesting to Reduce Wildfire Damage: It’s Not That Simple | By Doug Lewis, RPF

Columns

President’s Report | Collaboration Supports Independent Thinking | By Garnet Mierau, RPF
CEO’s Report | The Practice of Professional Forestry | By Christine Gelowitz, RPF
The Legal Perspective | Extensions of Time to Complete TSL Obligations | By Jeff Waatainen, LLB

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