First Nations reach historic BC forestry deal

Indigenous communities are recovering forestry leadership, yet questions remain about the industry’s future under new BC policies.

Yes, it’s still okay to plant trees

Tree planting is still a win for climate and biodiversity goals, writes forest scientist Alice Palmer.

Good fire, bad fire

Both wildfires and fire mitigation have a part to play in protecting forest biodiversity, writes Alice Palmer.

What is BC’s forestry legacy?

Myths abound on old growth and forestry’s economic contributions to BC. Explore how the province found a balance in this fact check from Josiah Haynes.

Modernization, meet paradigm shift. Paradigm shift, meet chaos

Stewart Muir: How the insider moves of a narrow interest group snookered provincial cabinet, MLAs, citizens, and the broad forestry community.

Forestry infographics

With so many British Columbians joining the conversation, there’s never been a better time to share the facts on forestry in BC.

Get past the slogans: what you need to know about old growth

When advocates call for ending “old growth logging,” what do they mean? And why is it being logged? A forestry worker gets past the rhetoric.

Forestry in BC: Setting the record straight

Are BC’s forests in a state of crisis? This new Resource Works report responds to the rhetoric coming out of Fairy Creek and anti-logging activists.

A realistic look at BC forestry

BC needs a working forest, not activist misinformation. Carl Sweet, a founding director of the BC Forestry Alliance, shares his perspective.