The community forest extends west to Maxan Lake, north to the Augier Main Road, east to Priestly Hill, and south to the north shore of Francois Lake and is part of the Nadina Forest District.
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About Burns Lake Community Forest
Built and run by passionate volunteers, our community forest provides significant funding to the community, that allows groups to flourish. From recreation and educational to First Nations partnerships or the communities that rely on the forest for jobs.
The BLCF operates using stringent forest management practices and was granted Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certification in 2017 with Ecotrust Canada—a national non-profit organization.
Burns Lake Community is a member of the British Columbia Community Forest Association, the provincial organization that collectively advocates for the viability of community forests
News and Announcements
Mercury Road Bridges
It has been brough to the attention of BLCF that some community organizations, (user groups), are unhappy with the bridge removals that have taken place on Mercury Road. Please be advised of the following factual information; Burns Lake Community Forest is a strong...
Implementation Phase 1 of Landscape Fire Management
Burns Lake Community Forest will be commencing Phase 1 of its Landscape Fire Management Plan prepared by B.A Blackwell & Associates the week of September 21st, 2020 – Weather Permitting Phase 1 is the area south of town and directly across Burns Lake. Supported by...
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A truck of logs rolled across the weigh scale in Fort Nelson for the first time in 12 years last week. Peak Renewables announced the news and posted a picture of the milestone Jan. 14&co...