The NACFOR Open House will be held Wednesday, May 22nd at Selkirk College in Nakusp. Please click on the image below to enlarge, for more information.    

NACFOR encourages resident of Nakusp and the Arrow Lakes Region to read and sign this petition requesting the the Government of BC involve our community and stakeholders in Caribou and land-base decision making. Go to the Petition Also, please attend…

The NACFOR Board of Directors visited an active logging site recently, to get a first-hand look at the operational side of the business. The small patches being harvested are perfect for the hand falling operation that local contractor Koert Dieterman…

Some leave strips from the 2013 strip selection have been heavily impacted by blowdown and will be salvage harvested in early 2019 to manage for forest health and wildfire risks in the Fosthall area. Please see the Active Development Areas page…

NACFOR accepts applications year-round for its Donation Program with the budget running from January to December. Read the Donation Policy to see if your organization and project qualify. You can also see a list of past donations to get an…

We are celebrating National Forest Week September 23-29, 2018 We invite you to take a self-guided hike on the JACKRABBIT INTERPRETIVE TRAIL Find the trail brochure with map here or pick up a trail brochure at our office, at 119…

Our 2017 Snapshot and Year in Review reports have been published to the Plans & Reports page of our website.

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May 2018 – The Forest Practices Board has issued a News Release upon completion of its Complaint Investigation into Western Toads and Forest Harvesting Near Summit Lake. Go to News Release or download the Forest Practices Board’s report.

Residents are invited to a series of community meetings to learn about work completed on the Community Wildfire Protection Plan for Nakusp and Area K.  Please click the posters below to see the details for each community. For residents of…