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North Cowichan Logging

The North Cowichan Forest Reserve consists of six major land holdings: Mount Prevost, Mount Sicker, Mt. Tzouhalem, Stony Hill, Mount Richards, and Maple Mountain. This working forest is managed for multiple uses, including harvesting of forest crops for revenues and recreation.

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Public Consultation: Window Dressing?

After almost two years since Council promised pause of logging for public consultation, we’re back where we started, but worse: interim logging may be on the table again; everything is secret; and now time and money are running out.
December 13, 2020

The Unseen Forest Video

Clearcutting by North Cowichan municipality revealed
June 18, 2020

North Cowichan Current Logging Operations

The method of harvesting is clear-cutting with reserves. A clear-cut is an area of forestland where most of the standing trees are logged at the same time and a few trees remain post-harvest.
September 4, 2019

Andy Mackinnon at the Secret of the Six Mountains Assembly - Video

Topics: North Cowichan as a Forest Research Centre, fungi networks, child trees and other secrets of our local forests.
March 12, 2019

North Cowichan Forest Reserve Logging History

The Municipality established its Community Forest in 1946. The logging has moved from "diameter limit cutting" to clearcut and selective logging
February 1, 2019

Save Our North Cowichan Community Forests Video

We are requesting a pause in all logging of the North Cowichan Community Forests to allow time for public consultation on the future of our six public forest reserves.
December 11, 2018

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