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We are proud to share that Percy Guichon, CEO of Central Chilcotin Rehabilitation Ltd., will be part of the Forester Panel at COFI 2026. #bcforestry #COFI2026 #BCpoli

CCR’s crews are rehabilitating the burned forests, recovering fibre and creating stable jobs in rural First Nations communities at a time when B.C.’s forest sector is facing uncertainty. Read More: centralcr.ca/post/forestry-… #Forestry #WildfireRehabilitation #CaribooChilcotin

Dechen supports trained local crews in Tl’etinqox year-round, from silviculture to fuel management. When wildfire threatens, those same crews are ready to respond. Read More: centralcr.ca/post/nits-il%C… #WildfireReadiness #IndigenousLeadership

CCR and Nk’Mip Forestry exchanged field visits across their territories to share technical knowledge, explore rehabilitation sites, and strengthen Indigenous-led forestry. Read More: youtu.be/r3pxI227x5k?si… #IndigenousForestry #LandStewardship

Nits’ilʔin Dale Hance shares a clear vision for the future: create opportunity at home while encouraging youth to explore and return stronger. Read More: centralcr.ca/post/nits-il%C… #LeadersInForestry #CommunityLeadership #CaribooChilcotin

In our latest Leaders in Forestry feature, Nits’ilʔin Dale Hance shares how land stewardship, local jobs, and wildfire readiness support long-term strength in Tl’etinqox. Read more: centralcr.ca/post/nits-il%C… #LeadersInForestry #IndigenousLeadership

CCR’s Palmer Lake Project shows how Indigenous-led forest rehabilitation is reducing wildfire risk and restoring forest health in the Cariboo Chilcotin. Watch here:  youtu.be/GP5J6dkx2-Y?si… #WildfireRecovery #ForestRestoration

CCR recently presented an update on the Palmer Project to the Williams Lake City Council. Read More: wltribune.com/2026/02/03/wil…

Leaders of Forestry features Chief Lennon Solomon and his continuous support of Indigenous-led forestry through stewardship, collaboration and long-term planning with CCR. Read More: centralcr.ca/post/leading-w…

CCR’s latest quarterly report is now available, sharing updates on forest rehabilitation, Indigenous-led leadership, and project outcomes across the Cariboo Chilcotin. Read More: centralcr.ca/post/central-c…

This month's Leaders in Forestry features Chief Lennon Solomon. A reflection of stewardship-led forestry and long-term responsibility through CCR. Read full feature here: centralcr.ca/post/leading-w…

Thank you to the Williams Lake Tribune for covering Central Chilcotin Rehabilitation Ltd.’s (CCR) recent delegation to the City of Williams Lake. Read the full story here: wltribune.com/2026/02/03/wil…

Leaders in Forestry: Chief Lennon Solomon A stewardship-driven leader supporting Indigenous-led forestry, wildfire risk reduction, and long-term forest resilience through CCR. Read More: centralcr.ca/post/leading-w…

CCR is presenting today at the FPBC Conference in Vancouver. From Pressy Lake to Palmer shares practical, Indigenous-led approaches to wildfire rehabilitation and fibre utilization. 3:00–4:30 pm | Feb 4 Read More: centralcr.ca/post/central-c…

CCR will present at the Forest Professionals BC Conference (Feb 4–6, Vancouver) with From Pressy Lake to Palmer, sharing Indigenous-led approaches to wildfire rehabilitation and fibre utilization in the Cariboo Chilcotin. Learn More: evoque.swoogo.com/fpbc2026

Central Chilcotin Rehabilitation Ltd. will present at the Forest Professionals British Columbia 2026 Conference 📅 Feb 4 | 🕒 3:00–4:30 pm | 📍 Vancouver Details: evoque.swoogo.com/fpbc2026

CCR’s 2025 report highlights a year of forest rehabilitation, collaboration, and Indigenous-led leadership across the Cariboo Chilcotin. Read More: centralcr.ca/post/central-c…

CCR has released its 2025 report, highlighting a year of forest rehabilitation progress, national recognition, and Indigenous-led leadership across the Cariboo Chilcotin. Read more: centralcr.ca/post/central-c…

Chief Otis Guichon leads with a long view - grounded in responsibility to land, community, and future generations. Read more: centralcr.ca/post/rooted-in…

This video highlights field tours between CCR and Nk’Mip Forestry, where teams came together on the land to share knowledge, strengthen relationships, and learn from one another. Watch here: youtu.be/r3pxI227x5k?si…