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2023 Annual Indicators Report

May 14, 2024/in News

The 2023 annual Cheakamus Community Forest indicators report is completed and posted on the annual reports webpage. Based on the BC Community Forest Association annual report format, the CCF report addresses eighteen indicators to measure progress towards the following four key objectives:

A. Community forests provide economic benefits to their communities and to British Columbia.
B. Community forests provide social benefits to their communities and to the province; they promote community involvement and participation, and forest worker safety.
C. Community forests promote communication and strengthen relationships   First Nations and non-First Nations communities and persons.
D. Community forest management is consistent with sound principles of environmental stewardship that reflect a broad spectrum of values.

Are there other indicators you would like to see included in the annual report? Have a read and let us know what you think.

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