Timber harvest plans help ensure the sustainable use of forests. These plans cover landscape units ranging from 5,000 hectares to around 300,000 hectares. These identify:
- areas proposed for forest resource harvesting;
- where and how timber will be removed; and
- strategies for minimizing or removing negative environmental impacts on other natural resources.
The following documents are only available in English.
Wood supply plans
Pelly Annual Limit Region
| Name: | Crooked Creep timber harvest plan |
| Description: | This timber harvest plan area is located west of Crooked Creek and adjacent to the Ddhaw Ghro Habitat Protection Area along the North Klondike Highway between Stewart Crossing and Pelly Crossing. The area covers approximately 1,800 hectares and includes an estimated 18,558 cubic metres of harvestable timber, consisting primarily of fire-killed spruce and mixed wood stands affected by the 2022 wildfire. (1,608 MB) |
There are no plans for this annual limit region.
Contact
Forest Management Branch
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 867-456-3999
Contact a government forester for this region.
Daniel Potvin
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 867-332-8861