Community Forest Advisory Committee seeks members and brilliant ideas

A meeting of CFAC will be held on July 29, at Dutch Lake Community Center starting at 7 p.m.

Wells Gray Community Forest advisory committee (CFAC) is looking for interested individuals to join the committee to work on various projects to assist the Wells Gray Community Forest board in fulfilling its mandate.

CFAC serves in an advisory role to the board, providing a vehicle for seeking public advice and input to the Board.

A meeting of CFAC will be held on Wednesday, July 29, at Dutch Lake Community Center starting at 7 p.m. This meeting will be to discuss ideas for potential activities to be held during National Forestry Week this coming September.

Everyone who lives in the Clearwater area is a member of CFAC and the current executive is looking for your input and participation in CFAC. Please join us on July 29 and bring your enthusiasm and brilliant ideas.

 

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