The Future of Our Forests: Report of the British Columbia Forest Resources Commission: A Critique

The potential effects of tenure reform on the position of the BC forest products industry in the global context: a strategic approach

“…In 1989, the provincial government announced the establishment of a Forest Resources Commission to independently review and make recommendations on how to manage and protect the full range of forest values (Haley et al 1992). In response , and as the environmental movement grew, provincial policies such as the Old Growth Strategy and a doubling of protected areas were implemented , in an attempt to improve the provinces environmental image.…”