The Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) Forest Management Standard is a comprehensive system of principles, objectives, and performance measures developed by foresters and conservationists. In practice, it ensures forests are being managed in a sustainable manner based on a set of core principles that address economic, environmental, cultural, and legal factors, as well as a commitment to continual improvement.
The Sustainable Forestry Initiatives (SFI) Forest management standard includes a comprehensive system of principles, objectives and performance measures developed by foresters, conservationists and scientists that when put into practice, ensures forests are being managed in a sustainable manner. The standard is based on a set of core principles that address economic, environmental, cultural and legal factors, as well as a commitment to continual improvement.
The Atlantic SFI Implementation Committee (SIC) promotes and fosters understanding of the Sustainable Forestry Initiative and encourages the implementation of sustainable forestry practices to wood suppliers, landowners and the public through auditing and continuing eduation.
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Best Management Practices: A Practical Guide to BMP's in New Brunswick's Private Woodlots

Latest edition of the Nova Forest Alliance Best Management Practices (BMP) Manual.

Meilleures pratiques de gestion : Guide pratique des MPG dans les lots boisés privés du Nouveau-Brunswick
To report a non-compliance or inconsistent forest practice the public can submit the form below.
The definition of a non-compliance or inconsistent forest practice is a forestry activity (harvesting, road building, watercourse crossing, silviculture) that is thought to be inconsistent or non-compliant to any of the Principles and Objectives in the SFI 2022 Standard. A link to the SFI standard can be found HERE
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Community tree project implemented by Medway Community Forest Cooperative in support for mainenance of the trees in Caledonia Nova Scotia.