Increased role for foresters in BC forest management
An Angus Reid poll for the Association of BC Professional Foresters shows 76 percent expect better forest management decisions with more input from professional foresters, 78 percent expect maintained environmental standards, and 70 percent foresee higher decision making efficiency. By mid November 46 accountability training workshops will have trained 2,300 participants province wide.
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