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Slocan Integral Forestry Cooperative

SIFCo


Updates

  • 21 January 2012

    SIFCo gets 25 year License! Come Celebrate with us!

    On December 11th 2011, SIFCo achieved a milestone is its evolution as a company by being awarded a 25-year license. This allows us to finally be able to plan long term as a company. Come celebrate with us on Sunday February 12th we are hosting a free family-oriented Winter Celebration day at Valley [...]

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  • 8 January 2012

    Intern from Sweden joins the SIFCo team!

    SIFCo is currently hosting a Master’s student as an intern at our office. Elissa Berrill grew up in the Slocan Valley and is currently studying Environmental Planning at Stockholm University in Sweden. She is helping us to reach out to the community through contacting value-added wood producers in our area and updating our featured businesses [...]

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  • 18 November 2011

    SIFCo completes Timber Supply Review

    After completing four community meetings to present the findings of our Timber Supply Review (TSR) to members and residents, and incorporating feedback from these meetings, our TSR is now completed. Findings from this review will guide SIFCo’s operations for the coming years.

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Bannock Point Development and Enhancement

Bannock Point Development and Enhancement

In 2009 and 2010, during our first two years of operation, we focussed on local job creation, a safer community, and stewardship of our landbase. Over $1,200,000 was brought into the Community of the Slocan Valley and many jobs were created. 2011 will see us focus on acquiring a long-term license and continuing our investment in wildland-urban interface work. We will also begin harvesting some trees in the southern portion of our landbase. Please browse our website and if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. 

Above, Bannock Point Recreation site on a lovely fall day.

Local Business Worth a Look

SIFCo Spotlight - Treencraft

Treencraft is located in Meadow Creek, BC. Dick Martin crafts beautiful tables, shaker-style chairs, benches and other custom orders with birch, using hand-tool joinery techniques. The birch logs he uses are purchased locally in the Harrop-Proctor region.