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Our forest is managed by the community, for the community.

Wetzin'kwa is a community forest managed by the communities of Smithers, Telkwa, and Moricetown and for the benefit of our communities. The Wetzin’kwa Community Forest Corporation (WCFC) is responsible for managing the Community Forest tenure jointly held by the Town of Smithers and the Village of Telkwa. WCFC takes its name from the Wet’suwet’en word ‘Wetzin’Kwa’ which means “flowing blue green or clear waters” referring to the river flowing from Morice Lake to Hazelton. WCFC is committed to:
* involving the community
* working with the Wet’suwet’en people,
* land stewardship
* enhancing outdoor recreation and education
* a healthy community forest economy.

We're so happy to see this project completed! Congratulations to the Smithers Snowmobile Association  🎉
10/08/2026

We're so happy to see this project completed! Congratulations to the Smithers Snowmobile Association 🎉

The Canyon Creek bridge crossing on the Dome Mountain trail is ready for year round use!

The Smithers Snowmobile Association would like to extend immense gratitude to Recreation Sites and Trails BC, the B.C. ORV Trail Fund, Wetzin'kwa Community Forest Corporation, and West Fraser Timber Co. for the generous financial/material contributions that made this large scale project a reality.

The bridge crossing could not have been completed without the hard work and dedication from Pacific North Coast Consulting Services, Evelyn Mountain Contracting Ltd., Ridgeback Consulting, West Point Rail & Timber Co, and Recreation Sites and Trails BC.

Thank you to everyone involved for it happen 🙏

🪙👀 The hunt is heating up! We have received some inspiring, creative and VERY CUTE photos taken by Golden Token hunters ...
09/24/2026

🪙👀 The hunt is heating up! We have received some inspiring, creative and VERY CUTE photos taken by Golden Token hunters in the Wetzin'kwa Community forest in celebration of

Some of your favorite local stores are sponsoring and there are over $1000 in gift cards and prizes to be won! 🏆

The top prize is a $250 gift card to any local vendor of your choice in Smithers, Witset or Telkwa! 🤯

You have until this Saturday before midnight! Make sure to read through the contest rules for all the various ways to play and get entered into the draws.

https://www.wetzinkwa.ca/goldentoken2026


Congratulations once again and thanks for the good work you continue to do in our community! We look forward to seeing w...
09/24/2026

Congratulations once again and thanks for the good work you continue to do in our community! We look forward to seeing which artists you showcase this summer! ✨️

A big thank you to Wetzin'kwa Community Forest Corporation for providing Smithers Pride Society with $5,000 to help support our annual Pride event!

The funding was presented earlier in the summer, and now that we are beginning to plan for next year’s Pride, we want to highlight how important this support is. With fresh snow on the mountains, June 2027 may feel like a long ways away, but we are already booking artists for next year’s celebration.

This funding helps us get a head start and, most importantly, continue to put on a welcoming, inclusive and accessible Pride celebration for our community.

We are incredibly grateful to Wetzin'kwa Community Forest Corporation for investing in Smithers Pride and the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Community support like this makes our work possible.

It's back!! 👀
09/15/2026

It's back!! 👀

09/15/2026

08/26/2026
Congrats once again! And thank you for the incredible work you're doing to build community while keeping things out of t...
08/24/2026

Congrats once again! And thank you for the incredible work you're doing to build community while keeping things out of the landfill. We're bringing some stuff in this weekend for sure. Keep it up! 🛠️

A big thank you to Wetzin'kwa Community Forest for providing the Bulkley Valley Tool Library with more than $900 to host a series of Repair Cafés and Tool Tinkering sessions this year!

This funding will help make it easier for people to learn repair skills and fix broken or well-loved items, giving them a second life instead of sending them to the landfill. Repair Cafés are a great way to foster connection and support a culture of reuse. It will also fund our tool tinkering sessions where volunteers fix tools that have been donated and need some love before they're entered into our inventory.

We’re excited to kick off the series with the first Repair Café at Reuse-a-palooza on Saturday, August 29, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.! See you there!

Planting culturally significant shrubs in the forest with the Office of the Wet'suwet'en and Woodmere Nursery: huckleber...
08/10/2026

Planting culturally significant shrubs in the forest with the Office of the Wet'suwet'en and Woodmere Nursery: huckleberries!🫐 Thank you to everyone who came together on this day.

Pictured: David de Wit, Sam Coggins, Kimberley Alec, Dr. Kira Hoffman

Photo credit: Marty Clemens

 

It was an honour to spend this day with everyone. Let's get out to the forest again sometime soon!🌲
08/04/2026

It was an honour to spend this day with everyone. Let's get out to the forest again sometime soon!🌲

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PO Box 565
Smithers, BC
V0J2N0

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