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Beaver Lodge Forest Lands |
Beaver Lodge Forest Lands Today
In 1931, 415 hectares (1028 acres) of land was gifted to the Province of British Columbia by the Elk River Timber Company.
Given in trust; the land was to be used in experimental work in reforestation and forest management.
In recognition of the binding obligation of the gift for forestry purposes, Bill 52, Beaver Lodge Forest Trust Renewal Act (1993) was passed, making the Beaver Lodge Forest Lands (BLFL) the first B.C. experimental forest protected under its own Provincial legislation.
Located within the Campbell River city limits, the BLFL is an area of high importance to residents. An extensive network of trails provide opportunities for mountain biking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing and nature appreciation.
History
- Establishment of the BLFL
- The BLFL Planning Process
- Committee Terms of Reference
- Committee Recommendations re: Resource Use Plan & Ministerial Response to the Plan
- The Founding Committee Structure
- Founding Committee Members
- Public Review of Committee Recommendations
- Public Follow-up to Committee Recommendations
- Historic Area Maps
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