Logan Lake Community Forest

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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.

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10/16/2026

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Stay informed about Logan Lake Community Forest projects, stewardship activities, community engagement opportunities, and other important updates.

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First Nations Input and LLCF OperationsDid you know that we share our proposed activities - from harvesting and fuel tre...
10/16/2026

First Nations Input and LLCF Operations

Did you know that we share our proposed activities - from harvesting and fuel treatments to road building and road rehabilitation - with up to 26 different First Nations or related organizations to solicit their input and guidance?

Although not all of these communities always respond, we work deeply with 3 or 4 of the First Nations representatives to understand their cultural values, interests and concerns with any of our proposed work. We then take this input and use it to inform and adjust our proposed treatments, reporting back to the First Nations on how their input and direction has been used.

We recognize and lament the injustice experienced by the Indigenous communities of this land. We call for action, and we...
10/01/2026

We recognize and lament the injustice experienced by the Indigenous communities of this land. We call for action, and we act, to right the wrongs of the past and help build a world that recognizes and respects the First Peoples of this land. This work will take more than a lifetime.

I was able to join Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc and the broader Kamloops community on Tuesday afternoon this week. It was a significant time to support and stand beside a community and a people who continue to experience hate and discrimination.

The event was organized by a group of Tk̓emlúps mothers who have a vision for a different world in which to raise their children. With hundreds of Indigenous people and allies, and nearly 50 drummers, it was a powerful gathering. It ended with a walk to the site of the previous demonstration, reclaiming and cleansing the space.

May the future be different.
May we all take action now to contribute to that future.

Randy Spyksma, Manager
Logan Lake Community Forest

Meet Robin SmithRobin Smith brings many years of local leadership, community service, and professional experience to her...
09/24/2026

Meet Robin Smith

Robin Smith brings many years of local leadership, community service, and professional experience to her role with the Logan Lake Community Forest.

Robin has served on Logan Lake Council since 2008 and has been Mayor since 2014. Most recently, she was acclaimed as Mayor for another term. Her years in local government, many of which have also included service on the Community Forest Board of Directors, have given her a strong understanding of the community, its priorities, and the importance of planning for the future.

Professionally, Robin spent 20 years as a licensed salesperson and Managing Broker with a local family-owned real estate company, a role she recently stepped away from. Through both her professional and public service work, she has remained closely connected to Logan Lake and the people who call it home.

For Robin, the Community Forest is important because of its role in helping maintain and manage the forests around Logan Lake, especially when it comes to safety, wildfire risk reduction, and responsible land stewardship. She also values the way community forest activities can create partnerships and benefits that support Logan Lake and surrounding communities.

Robin is particularly interested in opportunities to strengthen trail systems and create better connections between communities. She sees significant potential to keep learning, working together, and building more vibrant trail networks through strong partnerships.

Her perspective reflects a deep commitment to community, collaboration, and the long-term wellbeing of Logan Lake.

UPDATED DETAILS:  🌲 Celebrate the New Wyse Creek Bridge!Logan Lake Community Forest is proud to have funded the new brid...
09/23/2026

UPDATED DETAILS:

🌲 Celebrate the New Wyse Creek Bridge!

Logan Lake Community Forest is proud to have funded the new bridge crossing at Wyse Creek, an investment that supports continued recreational access while helping reduce impacts to this important fish-bearing stream.

Now, the Logan Lake ATV Club is planning a celebration to officially open the new crossing, and everyone is invited!

📅 Sunday, September 27, 2026
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
📍 Wyse Creek Rec Site South, across from P***a Lake Campground
🌭 Hot dogs at 11am
✂️ Ribbon cutting at 1:00 p.m.
🎁 Giveaways

Come out, see the new bridge, connect with the community and help celebrate another improvement to recreation in the Logan Lake area.

A big thank you to the Logan Lake ATV Club and everyone involved in bringing the project and celebration together!

The LLCF, with additional funding from the Logan Lake ATV Club, ORV Trail Fund and the Outdoor Recreation Council of BC,...
09/23/2026

The LLCF, with additional funding from the Logan Lake ATV Club, ORV Trail Fund and the Outdoor Recreation Council of BC, contracted with Skeetchestn Natural Resources to get this ATV/ORV bridge in place over Wyse Creek, reducing environmental impacts related to this crossing.

The stream represents key connectivity for fish between P***a Lake and Wyse Lakes and we are excited to support this ecosystem in this way. The crossing and trail is a key part of an amazing ATV/ORV trail network in the Logan Lake area.

We look forward to seeing you there.
📅 September 27, 2026
🌭 Hot dogs + Prizes at 11am
🎀Ribbon Cutting at 1pm

RSVP: [email protected]

🌲 Celebrate the New Wyse Creek Bridge!Logan Lake Community Forest is proud to have funded the new bridge crossing at Wys...
09/22/2026

🌲 Celebrate the New Wyse Creek Bridge!

Logan Lake Community Forest is proud to have funded the new bridge crossing at Wyse Creek, an investment that supports continued recreational access while helping reduce impacts to this important fish-bearing stream.

Now, the Logan Lake ATV Club is planning a celebration to officially open the new crossing, and everyone is invited!

📅 Sunday, September 27, 2026
⏰ 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
📍 Wyse Creek Rec Site South, across from P***a Lake Campground
🌭 Hot dogs at 11am
✂️ Ribbon cutting at 1:00 p.m.
🎁 Giveaways

Come out, see the new bridge, connect with the community and help celebrate another improvement to recreation in the Logan Lake area.

A big thank you to the Logan Lake ATV Club and everyone involved in bringing the project and celebration together!

🌲 Today is the day of our Annual Open House!Join us at the Logan Lake Fire Hall from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. to connect with t...
09/21/2026

🌲 Today is the day of our Annual Open House!

Join us at the Logan Lake Fire Hall from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. to connect with the Logan Lake Community Forest team, ask questions and learn more about what’s happening in your Community Forest.

And don’t forget our Forest Walk at 6:00 p.m.!

🌲 Forest Walk
🕕 6:00 p.m.
📍 Meet at the Logan Lake Fire Hall

Come explore your Community Forest with us and learn more about the work happening in the forests around Logan Lake.

Everyone is welcome. We hope to see you today!

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