Mosaic Forest Management has renewed an agreement with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) to expand a hatchery at the Wilfred Creek Hatchery in the Comox Valley on central Vancouver Island. The expansion will support the addition of rearing tanks for coho and chum salmon, and upgrades to a side channel for holding adult brood stock on Mosaic’s private managed forest land.
Companies rely on their combined assets to get the job done. They include things like equipment, buildings, land, and money. But there is one asset more valuable and important than any other for success—people.
Mosaic Forest Management is working with the RCMP, BC Wildfire Service and the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) on the wildfire affecting Highway 4, with safety as our priority.
Mosaic Forest Management released achievements related to the environment, Indigenous partnerships, people, community, and safety in its 2022 Sustainability Progress Report announced today. The report discloses the company’s progress across key areas that ensure sustainability for its people and the communities and forests where Mosaic operates.
Mosaic Forest Management has renewed an agreement with the Municipality of North Cowichan to support a planned rowing facility on Quamichan Lake. The agreement allows access to Mosaic’s lakebed to install the key infrastructure needed for a new National Training Centre. The facility will be operated by Rowing Canada Aviron (RCA).
Mosaic Forest Management announced today that it has renewed its access agreement with the Nanaimo Mountain Bike Club (NMBC). The agreement grants a five-year extension to the partnership that began in 2017, giving access to mountain bike trails in Nanaimo’s Doumont trail network, which runs through Mosaic’s private land base.
On Saturday, April 22, Mosaic Forest Management marked Earth Day 2023 by joining an annual cleanup event led by the Ladysmith Sportsmen’s Club. The effort saw Mosaic’s employees and community volunteers collect tonnes of illegally dumped garbage from Mosaic’s private forest lands near Ladysmith.
Nanaimo Search and Rescue (SAR) and the Mid-Island ATV Club (MIATVC) recently held a joint training exercise under the access agreements both organizations have with Mosaic Forest Management. The event took place near Lucid Lake, southwest of Nanaimo, an ideal location for training. Close to 30 Nanaimo SAR and MIATVC members volunteered for the exercise.
