Queen Charlotte Islands Forest District

The Queen Charlotte Islands, Haida Gwaii to its native inhabitants, consists of more than 150 islands located approximately 90 kilometres west of British Columbia's north coast. The islands are divided into three physiographic units - the Queen Charlotte Ranges, the Skidegate Plateau and the Queen Charlotte Lowlands.

The Islands have a total area of 1,018,000 hectares with parks and reserves accounting for 229,000 hectares (22%); tree farm license (TFL) areas, 324,000 hectares (32%); and the remainder, 465,000 hectares (46%) as TSA. The timber supply area is primarily located on the east and west sides of Graham Island, with a smaller portion on northwest Moresby Island. 

Quick Links:

• Road Use Permit Application
          Adobe PDF format

• Small Scale Salvage Program

• Firewood Cutting Information

• Coast Forest Region Radio Frequency Map

• MOFR FTP Site

• Electronic Submission Framework (ESF) Website

• Licensee Notification of Road Construction, Road Modification or Timber Harvesting Form

• Forest Stewardship Plans: How They Apply To You

• Government Actions Regulation (GAR) - Ministerial Orders

New Updates:

• New Designated Areas Under Part 13 of the Forest Act

• Queen Charlotte Islands Forest District Order to Identify Karst Resource Features

• Guide to Applying for a Special Use Permit

Note:

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Site Last Updated: October 10, 2006