Our goal is to share what we do in the community when we are logging, protecting our forests from the risk of wildfire, providing outdoor recreational opportunities, fostering long term community economic development of the Creston Valley area, supporting our community, and continuing to educate our youth about the wonders and importance of our forests. IN THIS MONTH’S NEWSLETTER 1. Our National Forest Week 2. Firewood Permits and Needed Information 3. Active Hauling Ar

ATTENTION Active Hauling: Creston Community Forest contractors began harvesting our wildfire risk reduction project on Mt. Thompson with active hauling between 0 - 4 KM on the Thompson FSR and on the Thompson Spur Road from 4 - 13 KM. * Please note the activity will be now through to the end of November. Safety is essential: Please be very cautious and aware of active operations while using the road. Follow all posted signage and use a radio, if possible. Expect disruption

A few tips for non-industry vehicles: Please be very cautious and aware of operations while using any active Forestry Road. Follow all posted signage and use a radio, if possible. Expect disruptions and delays along the sections of road with active operations during work hours Monday to Friday. Before entering active work areas, please turn on your radio and listen to road channels before entering work areas, then call your kilometre and direction (e.g., “Km 12, going