Unite for forestry reform

The land deserves better.

Pushing for the paradigm shift in BC's forests until it is achieved. Based in love and reverence for the place we call home.

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The films

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The numbers

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BC Ministry of Forests revenue vs. spending, fiscal years 2021/22 through 2027/28. Audited bars for the first four years and projected bars for the last three. Top panel shows revenue (general plus BCTS) against ministry spending split into ex-fire and Fire Management. Bottom panel shows the net public position year by year, swinging from a $1,013 million surplus in 2022/23 to an $878 million shortfall in 2023/24. Open full size →
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Source

[Ministry of Forests Annual Service Plan Report 2024/25 and Economic State of BC's Forest Sector 2024 · linked.]

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