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- Beaver Lodge Forest Lands - Province of British Columbia
The Beaver Lodge Forest Lands are situated on the south western side of Campbell River, B C and is home to a complex network of forest ecosystems and a variety of wildlife species An extensive network of trails have been constructed in the forest providing opportunities for activities
- Beaver Lodge Main Trail Forest Lands Secondary Trail Main Road A - Gov
DATA SOURCE NOTE: BLFL boundaries have been confimred per Beaver Lodge Lands Trust Renewal Act 93037_01, PMBC and LTSA (also see VIP77542) Stream and trail data have not been GPS'ed
- CLOSED March 3rd - 10th Beaver Lodge - gov. bc. ca
CLOSED March 3rd - 10th Beaver Lodge Forest Lands Appendix 1 Ministry of Forests, Lands Natural Resource Operations Beaver Lodge Forest Lands - Trust Lands Boundary Main Trail i Kiosk Highway Secondary Trail P Parking Main Road BLFL Bridge Other Bridge * Trail Access Local Road 0 125 250 500 1:17,000 Closed Trails m
- Forest and Range Evaluation Program Multiple Resource Value . . . - Gov
Forest resource management has been active in the Campbell River Area since before the 1900’s The Beaver Lodge Forest Lands were planted in 1931 as a reforestation experiment and represent the first forest plantation in the province
- Forest landscape plans - Province of British Columbia
Forest landscape plans are intended to be completed in partnership with First Nations and in collaboration with forest licensees Structured engagement will occur at each of the various milestones of the planning process to gather input from interested groups, local communities, and the public
- BEAVER AND BEAVER DAM MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES - Gov
Beaver live in colonies of between three to nine individuals, typically including adults, yearlings and kits The colony uses one or more lodges or burrows and will build one or more dams, in order to provide better access to the vegetation they require to sustain themselves over the winter
- Forest Stewardship Plans - Province of British Columbia
The B C government and forest licensees engage skilled resource professionals to prepare and review forest stewardship plans These plans ensure that forest practice operations are consistent with B C government objectives and values
- Motor Vehicle Prohibitions - Province of British Columbia
Under the Forest and Range Practices Act, it is illegal for individuals to cause environmental damage including any change to soil that adversely alters an ecosystem
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