1 Timber Supply Impacts of Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB) in British Columbia, Canada Western Forest Economists May 8 th, 2007.

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1 Timber Supply Impacts of Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB) in British Columbia, Canada Western Forest Economists May 8 th, 2007

2 Frequently asked questions  How long will the uplift last?  What will be left over afterwards?  What can we do?

3 Overview  BC in a nutshell  MPB in a nutshell  Timber Supply impacts

4 BC in a nutshell  92% crown land  Timber Supply Areas  volume based tenures  Multiple licensees  AAC set by Chief forester and apportioned by Regional Manager  Tree farm licenses  Area based tenure  One licensee  Uplift goes to licensee  Licensee harvesting stands have silviculture obligation

5 Forests for Tomorrow (FFT) FFT objectives are to improve future timber supply and address risk to other forest values through the reestablishment of young forests on land that would otherwise remain under productive Long term annual budget of $53.9 million

6 Mountain Pine Beetle  Forest Health Overview  Description  Classification  MPB Projections:  Description  Severity maps  Modelling timber impact:  MPB analysis assumptions

7 Forest Health Overview  General strategic level survey  Fixed wing aircraft traveling at knots from 1,500 – 3,000 ft  1:100,000 imagery  Forest health – not specific to MPB

8 Light Moderate Severe FHO Severity Classification

9 MoFR MPB Projections  Projected and calibrated to Forest Health Overview since 1999  Raster based stochastic modelling in SELES  Two 400X400 grids for each year:  % pine affected by MPB  %of stand that is pine

10 Natural versus Managed  Two growth and yield models used in timber supply review for BC  TIPSY for managed ands VDYP for natural  Harvested or treated stands are modelled as managed  Harvested stands are considered managed  Unharvested heavily infested stands are killed off and modelled as natural with 15 year regen delay

11 Shelf Life  Wood quality - Recent research shows a 2 year shelf life for saw logs  How long can licensees afford to harvest these stands?  Depends on products, market conditions, regulations etc

12 How long will the uplift last?

13 Shelf Life MPB Spread Harvested No Harvest Harvest Cap FFT Salvage years MPB Affected Volume

14 What will be left afterwards?

15 Decades MPB Affected Volume Remaining Mature Volume Harvest Level (m 3 /year) Long term harvest level

16 What can we do about it?

17 Sample Timber Supply

18 Opportunity to make a difference

19 Different Story

20 Thank You Kelly Sherman.RPF Branch Manager/Resource Analyst Timberline Natural Resource Group Kelowna British Columbia,Canada Phone: