BC Timber Sales Public Engagement – Sunshine Coast Natural Resource District Forest Stewardship Plan and BCTS Sunshine Coast Operating Plan for 2026 – 2030
The Sunshine Coast Forest Stewardship Plan (FSP), in the BC Timber Sales (BCTS) Chinook business area, shows the location of forest development units in the Sunshine Coast natural resource district.
The Sunshine Coast FSP provides the results and strategies BCTS will follow to ensure sustainable forest management and meet the legal requirements of the Forest and Range Practices Act and regulations.
Learn more about BCTS forest stewardship plans
Natural Resource District: Sunshine Coast
Plan: BCTS – Sunshine Coast FSP #672
Effective Date: May 27, 2018 to October 30, 2028
To access the 2026 – 2030 Operations Plan, click the link below and enter the provided username and password. The platform’s features are summarized here.
Link: TCH Referrals Portal
Username: PX.CGG.TCH.V
Password: tchV@BCTS25
How to engage with BCTS: Comments & questions may be submitted via email (preferred) to:
BCTS.SunshineCoast@gov.bc.ca, or in writing to:
BC Timber Sales Chinook Business Area
Sunshine Coast Field Team
7077 Duncan Street
Powell River, BC, V8A 1W1
To ensure timely consideration of your comments & questions, we request all engagement be sent to BCTS by April 13, 2026. Please note that feedback from previous operating plans remains on file, and BCTS looks forward to continued engagement in 2026 and beyond. For clarity, the formal referral period for the 2026–2030 Operating Plan is February 9 to April 13, 2026. This timeline is intended to support timely review; however, engagement related to the Operating Plan and wildfire resiliency planning is not limited to this period.
The operating plan can be accessed through the Chinook Referrals Portal, an online interactive mapping platform.
Sunshine Coast Operating Areas: community engagement information
BCTS is committed to sustainable forest management and developing, building and maintaining strong relationships with communities. Field teams are always balancing environmental, social and economic values in the regions where BCTS operates.