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Thank you the energeticcity for sharing this story, a collaboratively funded project of FESBC and Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation

Learn more from MSc student Steffani Singh from UBC Okanagan about the research of their team to research owl habitat suitability in post-fire forests in the #okanagan tinyurl.com/s5f27stk This project co-funded by Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation and the Forest Enhancement Society of BC.

We have just released our Fall 2024 Accomplishments Update, highlighting the transformative impact of FESBC-funded projects on climate action. To read the full update, click here: fesbc.ca/new-accomplish…

A jointly funded project by the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation and the Forest Enhancement Society of BC in the Kootenay Boundary region is working to conserve the rare black cottonwood forests of the Kettle River. Read more about this project: fesbc.ca/restoring-blac… #forestenhancement #bcforestry

Our latest Accomplishments Update is out and featured in today's Tree Frog News! Thank you, for sharing this important report Tree Frog Forestry News! To receive the latest updates right in your inboxes, sign up for FESBC newsletter today! Read the report here: tinyurl.com/FESBC-Fall-202…

Our latest Accomplishments Update with our story focused on Atli Resources LP's initiative is featured in Pulp & Paper Canada's publication. Thank you, Pulp & Paper Canada, for featuring this important story. Read the story here: fesbc.ca/forest-enhance…

Thank you PrinceGeorgeCitizen for the share: Williams Lake First Nation leads in wildfire risk reduction. FESBC unveiled its Accomplishments Update, “Climate Solutions Powered By B.C.’s Forest Workers,” highlighting the achievements of funded projects. Full story lnkd.in/gvyg7Q9Q

Exciting news! HCTF is providing over $8.5 million in funding for 178 fish, wildlife, and stewardship projects across BC this year! Among these projects is a multi-year project, co-funded by Forest Enhancement Society of BC Thank you to Salt Spring Exchange for sharing! saltspringexchange.com/2024/09/12/con…

Saving bats & their biodiversity is important at an ecosystem scale ... for ecosystem health and in urban & rural areas where high human densities benefit from the insect-eating services of these long-lived — yet slow-reproducing – mammals. Read more: tinyurl.com/4a83m2jn

Thank you CFIMag for the coverage on Forest Enhancement Society of BC and Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation co-funded projects throughout B.C. woodbusiness.ca/b-c-conservati…

Thanks to Maclean’s Magazine magazine for the feature article called: Building Resiliency Against Wildfires. The article was a collaborative piece featuring Jennifer Gunter of the BC Community Forest Association , forestry consultant Bruce Blackwell and Forest Enhancement Society of BC 's Steve Kozuki fesbc.ca/macleans-magaz…

The Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC) has been honoured with the prestigious 2024 Canadian Forest Management Group Achievement Award by the Canadian Institute of Forestry/Institut Forestier du Canada (CIF-IFC). Read the full story here: fesbc.ca/the-forest-enh…

Thank you Policy Magazine for the opportunity to have our ED Steve Kozuki contribute to this publication. #ForestryForTheFuture

In this month’s Faces of Forestry, we we feature Mike P. Kelly, one of FESBC’s Board Directors, a representative of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs for the BC First Nations Forestry Council, and a member and former councillor of Leq’a:mel First Nation. bit.ly/4gxepPw

What a great tribute to a remarkable career!

Canadian Institute of Forestry/Institut Forestier du Canada (CIF-IFC) bestowed the 2024 Canadian Forest Management Group Achievement Award to The Forest Enhancement Society of BC for their contributions in forest management and conservation. Read more: bit.ly/3Twkv9i

Our September ED newsletter is out! Here's what's inside: a message from our ED Jason Fisher, FESBC's Fall 2024 Accomplishments Update, a Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation story and more. Subscribe TODAY to get our future newsletters directly in your inbox: fesbc.ca/executive-dire…

Sharing this for our friends at BC Forest Safety Council. Learn more and register for the free webinar hosted by WorkSafeBC to explain the rationale behind the updated First Aid regulations and review key amendments to help employers ensure compliance. tinyurl.com/3s8htk9h