Public Engagement
Grade 1 tree planting along the Coq
New seedlings along the Coquihalla River trails. If you noticed little tree planters this spring along the Coquihalla River trails, you probably saw the grade one class from Hope Elementary on a tree planting field trip. Seedlings planted over the past year or so didn’t survive, so it was a great opportunity to educate and…
Read More2020 AGM Announced
Due to COVID-19, CLCCF will be hosting our 2020 AGM online on July 17th at 6:00 pm (PDT). We will be using GoToMeeting. Please note: In order to avoid hacking threats, this meeting will require you to have a unique link and password. To participate, please follow the instructions below by July 15th at the…
Read MoreCLCCF hosts Emily Carr University
Cedar bark collection for Emily Carr’s First Nations Cultural Program CLCCF’s General Manager provided a tour to Emily Carr University’s staff of the Cascade Lower Canyon Community Forest area in search for Cedar Bark and other materials to be utilized in the Emily Carr University’s Cultural Program.
Read MoreBrigade Days 2019
The Cascade Lower Canyon Community Forest (CLCCF) Sponsored and attended the 2019 Brigade Days. CLCCF Staff and Cascadia Environmental had a great time at the event. We hope to see everyone again next year.
Read MoreRecreation Plan – Community Input Sessions
The Cascade Lower Canyon Community Forest (CLCCF) held a community input session on September 10, 2019 as a first step to help CLCCF develop a Recreation Plan for the CLCCF forest tenure. Watch for future meeting dates to be posted. We would like advice and input from the various recreation user groups as well as…
Read More2019 CLCCF AGM
2019 CLCCF AGM to be held at 7:00pm at Hope Municipality Office on July 11, 2019. 2019 AGM Info Click Here
Read MoreForestry students tour CLCCF area
General Manager Matt Wealick toured the Cascade Lower Canyon Community Forest with a group of forestry students from Nicola Valley Institute of Technology. The tour, which included discussions around forest management, allowed the students to see our the CLCCF manages their community forest.
Read MoreNew year, new site!
We’re ringing in the new year with a shiny new website! We’re excited to launch this updated platform, and we’re confident it will help facilitate better engagement with our community and stakeholders. Some highlights include our new map, as well as an opportunity to sign up for updates and announcements. Interested community members and stakeholders are…
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