New designated area created over Crown land in K'ih tsaaʔdze region under the Forest Act

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A specific parcel of Crown land in British Columbia has been formally designated as the K'ih tsaaʔdze Designated Area No. 1 under section 169 of the Forest Act. The designation applies until June 30, 2030. The boundaries of the area are defined by a map titled "K'ih tsaaʔdze Designated Area No. 1" dated June 2, 2026. This type of designated area can affect what forestry activities are permitted or restricted on the land in question. Anyone with existing or planned forestry operations, tenures, or interests in the affected Crown land should review the map and understand how the designation applies to their activities.

Who this affects: forestry licence holders · timber tenure holders · logging operators · Crown land users in the affected area · Indigenous groups with interests in the area