Forestry Resources and Field Guides
Practical planning guides for forestry, clearing, wildfire risk reduction, and stand health across BC and Alberta.
Start with the work in front of you.
These guides explain scope, methods, constraints, and maintenance. Each guide links to the corresponding field service when you are ready to price the work.
Right of Way Clearing Guide
Planning, access, vegetation, safety, and recurring corridor maintenance.
Remote Heli-Falling Planning
Access, terrain, timber, aviation interfaces, and quote-ready project details for remote falling.
Utility Vegetation Management Planning
Corridor scope, access, hazard trees, work windows, maintenance cycles, and quote-ready details.
Seismic Line Clearing Explained
Survey grids, line widths, low-impact clearing, access, and reclamation.
Wildfire Risk Reduction
Surface fuels, ladder fuels, thinning, fuel breaks, and defensible space.
Mountain Pine Beetle Control
Identification, fall-and-burn control, timing, and program delivery.
Turn the plan into a workable scope.
Send us the location, terrain, schedule, and standard. We will tell you which service and crew fit the project.
Send a scope contractors can price.
A clear project brief helps a forestry contractor confirm fit, assumptions, access, and the right work package before pricing.
- Project location, mapping, terrain, and access constraints.
- Work package and measurable quantities, such as line kilometres, area, hazard trees, or loads.
- Work window, seasonal limits, mobilization expectations, and schedule milestones.
- Required standards, reporting, closeout, and site-handoff deliverables.
- Safety, environmental, and Indigenous-participation requirements from the procurement documents.
- Known interfaces between falling, clearing, hauling, utilities, and other contractors.
Ask bidders to state assumptions, exclusions, access dependencies, and the information they need before work starts.