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All BCFP Back Issues

2023-BCFP-Summer

Summer 2023

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Cover Story

Listening to Lennard Joe, RPF, on Forestry | By Mike Hall

Special Feature

Forest Professionals British Columbia Code of Ethical and Professional Conduct

Opinion

Wildfire Resilience: Ambitious Rethinking Needed | By Doug Donaldson, BSc, MJ

Features

The Burning Question: Addressing Harvest Residue Management in BC | By Eric Nance, BSF; Dominik Roeser, PhD; Carly A. Phillips, PhD; Caren C. Dymond, PhD, P.Ag; and Werner A. Kurz, PhD
Considering the Impacts of Brush Management on Moose | By Roy V. Rea, PhD, RPBio and Olav Hjeljord, PhD
A Nature-Positive Roadmap for Forestry | By Steve Wilent

Professional Interest

A Summary of the 2022 Competence and Professional Conduct Audits of Forest Professionals in BC | By Paul Nuttall, RPF
Forest Professionals BC and ASTTBC Sign Joint Statement of Understanding | By Dean Pelkey

Columns

President’s Report | Continuing Professional Development Beyond the Classroom | By Jamie Jeffreys, RPF
CEO’s Report | The Evolution of Culture and Practice | By Christine Gelowitz, RPF
The Watchdog’s View | Forest Practices Board – A New Plan for a Shifting Landscape | By Keith Atkinson, RPF

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