Old-growth logging was 'goal' of Interfor: B.C. Forest Appeals Commission decision
- British Columbia's Forest Appeals Commission found that Interfor violated the Forest and Range Practices Act by logging in proposed old-growth management areas between 2012 and 2016.
- The commission upheld a fine of $280,000, reduced from a previous fine of $360,000 issued by a district manager in 2022.
- Logging destroyed about 82 hectares of old-growth forest, causing significant harm to nearby habitat.
- Interfor's actions were deemed a goal rather than adhering to exceptional circumstances, violating its forest stewardship plan.
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