This short edition includes an introduction to our new CDFCP coordinator, and an invitation to join law experts in conversation about land regulation in a free virtual event this Thursday.
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Join conversation with experts Deborah Curran (University of Victoria, Environmental Law Centre) and Erin Gray (Arbutus Law Group LLP).
The conversation will explore how Development Permit Areas for Protection of the Natural Environment (EDPAs) can provide specific standards to support our decision-makers to further prioritize and protect ecologically sensitive areas in our current climate crisis.
The presenters will share knowledge and local examples, as well as offer an opportunity for questions and answers.
Click here to register for this FREE online event, open to the public.
Introducing our New Coordinator
The CDFCP is pleased to introduce a new coordinator,Kelly Chapman.
Kelly brings 30 years of conservation experience to the table, having worked as a biologist, environmental planner and facilitator on a wide range of projects in Western Canada, Australia and Africa. She aims to build on Theo Clitherow's good work on CDFCP communications and support.
Kelly can be reached at coordinator@cdfcp.ca.
Get in touch!
Do you have a project that the CDFCP could support? If so, please contact info@cdfcp.ca to discuss further. We are always looking for opportunities to support our members.
We also welcome new organisations, local governments and individuals to join the CDFCP by signing our Statement of Cooperation.
To promote the conservation and stewardship of the Coastal Douglas-fir and associated ecosystems in south-western British Columbia through sound science, shared information, supportive policies, and community education.
