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Our 2026 Summer Student Shares Her Field Experience.
We asked our 2026 Summer Student to share her experience with us and here's what she had to say: "Hello, my name is Tuscany and I am one of two summer students working for the community forest this year! I currently study Natural Resources Conservation in the Faculty of Forestry at UBC and am headed back for my final year this fall.
I have had so much fun working outside in the forest all summer and learning from the amazing community forest staff. I have so many takeaways
Creston Community Forest
Aug 162 min read


2026 Field Trip with Staff and Board of Directors
Throughout the day, Board members commented on the incredible beauty of the Creston Valley and expressed appreciation for the dedication, knowledge, and passion our staff bring to their work every day with boots on the ground knowledge as well as innovative forestry practices.
Most importantly, field trips like this reminded us that sustainable forest management is built on collaboration. Bringing Board members and staff together in the field creates a stronger understandi
Creston Community Forest
Jul 122 min read


PSA: Temporary Trail Closure - West Ridge Trail
Public Service Announcement: Due to an unprecedented amount of blowdown along the West Ridge Trail on Mt. Thompson, the trail is temporarily closed while our crews assess and remove a significant number of fallen trees. Recent trail inspections revealed extensive wind damage, creating hazardous conditions for hikers. While we know this trail is a popular destination for many residents and visitors, public safety is our highest priority.
This temporary closure is strictly f
Creston Community Forest
Jul 91 min read


Thompson Rotary Trail Reopened - CCF Team's Trail Work
Trail Update: The Thompson Rotary Trail has reopened, we will be working on the West Ridge Trail this week, and happy to share other Creston Community Forest trails are currently open for public use.
Creston Community Forest
Jul 71 min read


Chainsaw Safety & Training with Macaulay Forestry
the Creston Community Forest team took part in a full day of chainsaw safety and operational training with Macaulay Forestry. Professional development is an important investment in our organization. Through mentorship and hands-on learning, our staff continue to build the skills needed to safely manage forests, maintain recreation opportunities, and care for this community resource for future generations.
Thank you to Macaulay Forestry for providing such valuable instructi
Creston Community Forest
Jul 41 min read
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