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CCF Open House Survey

March 7, 2022/in News
Thank you for your interest in the Cheakamus Community Forest (CCF).
Please review the materials from the February 28, 2022 virtual open house before completing the survey. Harvesting maps can be found on the CCF Harvesting information page.
Your feedback about 2021 activities, and plans for 2022 harvesting and wildfire fuel reduction projects is appreciated. The survey will be open until March 25, 2022.
Open House Presentation

CCF Open House Q&A February 28, 2022

Thanks to those who completed the survey. It is now closed and the CCF will review the input. In general, most people were supportive of the plans with numerous comments requesting the CCF protect old growth and Spotted Owl habitat, take more efforts to avoid habitat impacts, and a few comments questioning the effectiveness of wildfire thinning projects.

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