Canada’s Forests
Canada’s forests are world renowned for their vastness, abundance, and majestic beauty. They have been a vital part of this country’s livelihood and history and continue to play a central role in shaping the cultural, spiritual, recreational, and economic pursuits of Canadians.
Healthy Forests
Forests in Canada are sustainably managed for a variety of economic, ecological, and social benefits for both current and future generations...
Climate Conscious
Forests have been the backbone of Canada’s economy for generations and will continue to be central to meeting climate change goals…
Canadians and Communities
Forests and forest resources are integral to Canadian life and participation in decisions relating to forest use and management is key to their well-being…
Launching a new Forest Vision for Canada
Inspired by input from people across the country, the CCFM has developed A Shared Vision for Forests in Canada: Toward 2030.
Recent Releases
FEATURED REPORT
A Shared Vision for Forests in Canada: Toward 2030
Sustainable forest management is a way of caring for forests to maintain their benefits over time. In Canada, sustainable forest management decisions and activities are based on scientific research, rigorous planning processes and public consultation.
REPORT
Canadian Dialogue on Wildland Fire and Forest Resilience – What We Heard Report, Spring 2022
REPORT
Wildland Fire Management Working Group – Action Plan 2021–2026
REPORT
Compendium of Forest Education Resources for Youth and Educators
This compendium includes a list of educational resources for youth and educators on various forestry topics such as biodiversity of forests and trees, sustainable forest management, and forest based industries and products.
REPORT
Forest Ministerial progress report on the Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change 2020
REPORT
Forest Bioeconomy Framework for Canada
REPORT
Our Roots, Our Future
Our Roots, Our Future highlights the role Canada’s abundant and healthy forests can play in our global future—from being a natural solution to climate change, to supporting our transition to a low-carbon society.
