Earlier this morning, the Forest Enhancement Society of BC launched a report that highlights all the work being done to benefit communities in the province while also improving the health of the province’s forests.
This report, named the society’s 2022 Accomplishments Report, looks over the 263 Society funded projects and points out the work that has led to profound and transformational benefits.
Benefits such as Indigenous people now leading in Forest Management, the increase in the use of wood fibre and most importantly, the reduction of catastrophic wildfire risks to communities.
Around $238 million in funding has been given out by the Society in just this year alone.
The full report is 32 pages long and puts eight particular stories of transformation that benefited communities, workers, the bioeconomy, and the environment at the forefront.
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