Our new season is scheduled to start on September 20th. Our crews will be working in the Anderson Creek and Bannock Point areas. If you have any questions in regards this work please do not hesitate to contact us.
The summer of 2020 has unfortunately witnessed a dramatic decrease in the collective care of Bannock Point Recreation Site. Examples include: - Large amounts of garbage are being left behind - Vandalism - Two camp fires escaped - Live trees have been cut This general lack of respect has put a stress on the space itself and has caused threat to the local communities. Please help us keep Bannock Point Recreation Site FREE, EASILY ACCESSIBLE and BEAUTIFUL: 1. Take out everything you bring in 2. Don't cut or damage standing trees 3. Report any act of vandalism immediately Due to ongoing damage to standing trees, vandalism, and garbage left by site users, site assessments will be conducted regul
SIFCo has received $300,000 through the FESBC to carry on implementing our Landscape Level Strategic Wildfire Risk Reduction Program. The funding will be focused in the Southern four portions of our tenure from South Slocan to Winlaw. This effort will most likely involve all five of our treatment types. If you have any questions in regards this project please do not hesitate to contact us.
SIFCo is currently creating three prescriptions for 'Type 1' treatments through the new Wildfire Risk Reduction (WRR) pof the provincial government. These Type 1' treatment prescriptions are for the following areas - Trozzo - Bannock Point - Elwyn For more info on our type 1 treatments click here If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
