Free consultations on Mountain Pine Beetle funding in Chetwynd
Natural Resources Canada offers free visits by Canadian Forest Service officer Helen Adamowicz to landowners with 10 hectares or more to assess eligibility for the Mountain Pine Beetle initiative. The Private Forestlands Rehabilitation Program covers up to 80 percent of eligible costs, to $25,000, for non industrial forestland beetle management and rehabilitation.
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Natural Resources Canada
Chetwynd
Canadian Forest Service
Helen Adamowicz
Cfs.mrcan
Mpb
Cfs.arcan.ge.ca
Chetwynd Cantor Begins Beetle Infested Tree Haul in BC Forests
Chetwynd Cantor starts harvesting and hauling mountain pine beetle infested trees in the Hasler Creek and surrounding river areas in fall 2004. Low temperatures and end of beetle flights reduce infestation risk this year, with potential haul restrictions if temperatures rise above 18 C. Leaders say focus remains on infested stands, with milling within hours to days. Contact Cantor Woodlands Manager Tony Fazekas or Ministry official Danny Way for details.
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Cantor Chetwynd
Hasler Creek
Burnt River
Sukunka River
Wolverine River
Murray River
Chetwynd
Canfor Chetwynd
Cantor
Tony Fazekas
Woodlands
Danny Way
Ministry of Forests
Peace Forest
Dawson Creek
50Th Street
British Columbia
Canfor.ca
Canfor.com
Cold weather may slow mountain pine beetles in Peace region
A Ministry of Forests official says cooler September and recent snow could affect pine beetles north of the Peace River, but impact remains uncertain. Officials from Dawson Creek note it may take weeks to confirm beetle kill and emphasize ongoing surveys across South Peace areas.
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Fort ST. John
Ministry of Forests
Rod Kronlachner
Peace Forest
Dawson Creek
Peace Region
Bill Miller
Environment Canada
Kronlachner
Peace River
South Peace
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