Tree Farm Licences

Last updated on May 1, 2024

A tree farm licence (TFL) is an area-based tenure that grants virtually exclusive rights to harvest timber and manage and conserve forests, recreation and cultural heritage resources on a specified area of land.

Map of tree farm licences and timber supply areas and natural resource regions and districts:

Forest Management Unit Map (PDF 9.0MB)

Legislation

Forest Act, Division 6 - Tree Farm Licences

Allowable Annual Cut

Find out the allowable annual cut of each timber supply area and tree farm licence.

Annual Allowable Cut

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ForestTenuresBranch@gov.bc.ca

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