Careers
Miscellaneous
Acronyms
Tree ID
Fun Facts
100

A person who measures the volume and quality of standing and downed timber before it has been harvested

Who is a Timber Cruiser?

100

Tool used to measure heights or angles of elevation


What is a clinometer?

100

RPF and RFT

What is a Registered Professional Forester and Registered Forest Technologist?

100

The "Tree of Life" for our Indigenous communities

What is Western Red Cedar?

100

80.8 metres

What is the height of the tallest tree in the BC Big Tree Registry (Sitka Spruce)?

https://bigtrees.forestry.ubc.ca/bc-bigtree-registry/


200

The Association that regulates RPFs and RFTs

200

The process for measuring the volume and quality of cut timber

What is timber scaling?

200

UAV

What is an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle?


200

This unique 6.4 million hectare area is subject to a unique forest management regime and home to the Kermode bear

What is the Great Bear Rainforest?    

300

UBC, UNBC, VIU, BCIT, NVIT, CNC, Selkirk College

What are post-secondary institutions in BC offering natural resource related programs?

300
An invasive plant species endangering the health of the North Island watersheds

What is Knotweed?


300

What is a Western Hemlock?

300

85% or 2,860,000 hectares

What is the amount of Vancouver Island that is forested?

400

The person who evaluates the potential for landslides and designs control measures

Who is a Geotechnical Engineer?

400

The term for the amount of forest that can be sustainably harvested each year - as set by the Chief Forester of BC

Allowable Annual Cut (AAC) - expressed in cubic metres (m3)

400

TFL, WL, FLTC, FL, FNWL, CFA

What are some of the forest tenures that can be issued under the Forest Act?

400

It is decorated in December

What is a Christmas Tree?

400

19% or 536,000 hectares

What is the amount of Vancouver Island's forested lands that are protected?

500

Administration, Authorizations, Ecosystems Biology, Engineering, First Nations Relations, Forest Revenue, Forest Stewardship, Forest Tenuring

What are the specific business areas that staff in the District Office are involved in?

500

The single point of contact designed to assist you with licences, permits, registrations and other authorizations you may need to utilize the natural resources of BC

What is FrontCounter BC?


500

UNDRIP

What is the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?

500

Their cones need heat to open

What is a Lodgepole Pine?

     

500

77

What is the number of staff who work in this government building?

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