Logan Lake Community Forest

Logan Lake Community Forest Stewardship of our forests: supporting what makes Logan Lake communities strong—the people, the land, and our future.

A Corporation wholly owned by the District of Logan Lake. The buisness has a Board of Directors who are made up of District Council Members and local volunteer residents. The day to day management of the corporation is carried out by Forsite Consultants Ltd. who report directly to the Board of Directors.

🌿 Green represents Renewal.Green was intentionally chosen as one of the primary colours in the Logan Lake Community Fore...
09/02/2026

🌿 Green represents Renewal.

Green was intentionally chosen as one of the primary colours in the Logan Lake Community Forest logo because it symbolizes life, growth and renewal.
The brand guidelines describe green as a colour that grounds and restores balance a fitting reflection of healthy forests, responsible stewardship, and the ongoing care that helps our community forest thrive for generations to come.

Every season brings new growth, and renewal is at the heart of sustainable forestry. Discover the story behind our new colours and follow along as we continue to share what each colour in our logo represents.

Connecting with the CommunityIt was great to have Laura and Madi at the Logan Lake Market today, answering questions and...
08/26/2026

Connecting with the Community

It was great to have Laura and Madi at the Logan Lake Market today, answering questions and connecting with community members about our planned prescribed fire program.

Want to learn more? Join us at our Annual Open House at the Logan Lake Fire Hall on September 21 from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Stop by, meet the team, ask questions and learn more about the work happening in the Logan Lake Community Forest.

We hope to see you there!

Wyse Creek Bridge Update 🌲Work on the new Wyse Creek bridge is well underway!A big thank you to the crew at Skeetchestn ...
08/26/2026

Wyse Creek Bridge Update 🌲

Work on the new Wyse Creek bridge is well underway!

A big thank you to the crew at Skeetchestn Natural Resources for their hard work on the project. With work expected to wrap up in the next day or so, we’re getting close to seeing the new crossing complete.

And there’s more to come! The Logan Lake ATV Club is planning a celebration of the new crossing.

Stay tuned for more details!

🎨 Every colour has a purpose.The Logan Lake Community Forest logo uses earth tones to communicate the values that guide ...
08/26/2026

🎨 Every colour has a purpose.

The Logan Lake Community Forest logo uses earth tones to communicate the values that guide our work.

🌿 Green represents Renewal and helps ground and restore balance.
💧 Blue represents Trust, bringing a sense of confidence and calm.
🔥 Orange represents Energy, drawing attention and reflecting the important work happening within our forests.

Together, these colours tell the story of stewardship, resilience, and renewal. This is just the beginning! Over the coming weeks, we'll take a closer look at each colour and explore why it was chosen and what it represents within the Logan Lake Community Forest. Follow along as we continue to share the story behind our new brand. 🌲

The Logan Lake Community Forest extends its sincere thanks to retiring Board members Dave Prentice and Bob van Tongeren ...
08/25/2026

The Logan Lake Community Forest extends its sincere thanks to retiring Board members Dave Prentice and Bob van Tongeren for their years of service, leadership, and dedication.

Through their time on the LLCF Board, Dave and Bob helped guide important work around sustainable forest management, wildfire risk reduction, recreation, community benefit, and long-term stewardship.

Their volunteer service has contributed to the ongoing work of the Community Forest and the values that continue to support Logan Lake and the surrounding community.

Read the full recognition feature on our website: https://www.llcf.ca/post/recognizing-years-of-service-to-the-logan-lake-community-forest

Wyse Creek ORV Bridge InstallationThe Logan Lake Community Forest is supporting and co-funding the installation of a new...
08/24/2026

Wyse Creek ORV Bridge Installation

The Logan Lake Community Forest is supporting and co-funding the installation of a new ORV bridge over Wyse Creek, in coordination with the Logan Lake ATV Club and Recreation Sites and Trails BC.

Located just north of the P***a Lake Recreation Site, the crossing is part of the Wyse Lake Trail within the Logan Lake ORV Trail System and is also a section of the RIM Trail.

Currently, ORVs using the trail travel directly through Wyse Creek. The new bridge will move this traffic out of the creek while allowing continued access for ATVs and side-by-sides along the designated ORV trail. The bridge will accommodate ORVs up to a maximum width of 66 inches.

Importantly, the project will also allow work to restore the creek channel and fish habitat, reduce sediment entering Wyse Creek and flowing downstream toward P***a Lake, and reduce impacts to fish, amphibians and other aquatic life.

Construction begins August 25 and is expected to take a few days. During construction, access between P***a Lake and Wyse Lake via this trail crossing will not be possible. Regardless, also be reminded that the Logan Lake ORV trails are currently closed due to the ongoing wildfire situation and conditions on that land.

Work will be completed by Skeetchestn Natural Resources Corp.

We look forward to sharing an update once the bridge and restoration work are complete.

The July 2026 Logan Lake Community Forest newsletter shares important updates from across the Community Forest, includin...
08/24/2026

The July 2026 Logan Lake Community Forest newsletter shares important updates from across the Community Forest, including wildfire risk management, trail planning, reforestation, prescribed fire planning, community initiatives, and seasonal safety.

It’s a helpful way for residents to stay informed about current projects, upcoming opportunities, and the work being done to support healthy forests, safer communities, and long-term stewardship.

Read the newsletter here: https://www.llcf.ca/post/summer-updates-from-the-logan-lake-community-forest

🥾 Did you notice the pathways?The white space woven throughout the logo was intentionally designed to represent an exten...
08/20/2026

🥾 Did you notice the pathways?

The white space woven throughout the logo was intentionally designed to represent an extensive trail system connecting the land, water, and fire.

These pathways reflect the many ways people experience and connect with the Logan Lake Community Forest while highlighting the interconnected nature of the landscape. And supporting motorized and non-motorized trails and recreation in and around the community is a key part of what we do.

Sometimes what isn't filled in tells just as important a story. Discover the story behind our new brand and follow along as we continue to share what each element of our logo represents. 🌲

Learn more: www.llcf.ca

🌲 Join Us for Our Next Board MeetingThe Logan Lake Community Forest Board of Directors will be meeting on September 9, a...
08/19/2026

🌲 Join Us for Our Next Board Meeting

The Logan Lake Community Forest Board of Directors will be meeting on September 9, and the meeting is open to the public.

📅 September 9
🕡 6:30–9:00 PM
📍 Logan Lake Senior Centre

Community members are welcome to attend, listen in, and stay informed about the work of the Logan Lake Community Forest.

We look forward to seeing you there! 🌲

Summer updates from the Logan Lake Community Forest are now available.The latest update shares a snapshot of work taking...
08/18/2026

Summer updates from the Logan Lake Community Forest are now available.

The latest update shares a snapshot of work taking place across the Community Forest, including wildfire risk reduction, reforestation, fuel management, prescribed fire planning, recreation trail planning, bursaries, and upcoming opportunities to get involved.

Residents are also invited to attend the Logan Lake Community Forest Annual Open House on Monday, September 21, from 3–8 p.m. at the Logan Lake Fire Hall. Drop in anytime to meet the team, ask questions, and learn more about current forest management activities. A Community Forest Walk will also take place at 6 p.m.

Read the full update and newsletter to learn more about the people, projects, and partnerships behind the work: https://www.llcf.ca/post/summer-updates-from-the-logan-lake-community-forest

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