Where Do We Stand

North Cowichan can reduce net carbon emissions by 20,000 tonnes/year by replacing logging of the Six Mountains Forest with a carbon offset project.

People who are cynical about government often accuse bureaucracies of creating the appearance of engaging with and listening to the public, while actually designing public consultation surveys and reports like convoluted mazes in which people are quickly lost and overwhelmed

Bullying: How we treat people is how we will treat the forests.

Future decisions about land use and development will be made based on the vision and priorities stated in the North Cowichan Community Survey.

North Cowichan is about to lock down a 20 year plan to shape our community. We have until September 15 to fill out their survey then the die is cast.

Problem is, the Forest Reserve falls within the “coastal douglas-fir” biogeoclimatic zone

Questions and answers about the Carbon Project from 3GreenTree Ecosystem Services Ltd.

3GreenTree Ecosystem Services Ltd. presentation to North Cowichan Council - July 7 2020

To stop bullying it is necessary that we, who make up the majority, put our names out there

1992 study reveals recreation, ecology, viewscapes trump logging in Municipal Forest Reserve