Mosaic is a proud partner of the newly formed Vancouver Island Gravel Series, three challenging biking events that showcase some of the most beautiful and challenging terrain on the Island, including private forest lands managed by Mosaic.
As we celebrate National Forest Week (September 19-25, 2021) and the theme "Our forests - continually giving", Mosaic is reminded of the many products, social, cultural and health benefits, as well as ecological functions, that forests offer.
While weather conditions remain dry on Vancouver Island and the 2021 wildfire season is not yet over, Mosaic Forest Management is thanking the public for its help with wildfire prevention and reporting so far this summer.
Since 2011, Western Canada has experienced a series of extreme fire seasons that have affected many communities. In fact, wildfires have forced more Canadians to evacuate in the last eight years than the entire three decades before.
Nanaimo, BC — Mosaic Forest Management is recognizing Vancouver Island contractors who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in safety, environmental performance, Indigenous relations, diversity and inclusion, and quality this past year. From communities throughout Vancouver Island, the award winners have demonstrated outstanding performance in the areas that matter most.
Nanaimo, BC — Volunteers from Mosaic Forest Management, the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) and Sylvis Environmental are joining a cleanup effort led by the Nanaimo Mountain Bike Club (NMBC) at the Doumont Trails network in Nanaimo on Saturday, June 5, in celebration of BC Trails Day and World Environment Day.
All of us at Mosaic are heartbroken to learn the news of the burial site of 215 children on the former residential school grounds in the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc territory near Kamloops, BC.
Nanaimo, BC – Mosaic Forest Management Corporation today released its annual sustainability progress report, documenting achievements against key sustainability criteria in the 2020 business year, one marked by the challenges and disruptions brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nanaimo, BC – By popular demand, Mosaic Forest Management’s photo contest will be back for a fifth consecutive year. People are invited to submit their favourite images of BC’s beautiful West Coast for a chance to win one of three 7-day camping passes valid at any Mosaic-managed campsite. The contest, which opens May 21 and ends September 8, will see two winners chosen by a panel of Mosaic staff and one through online voting for the People’s Choice Award.
