Wildlife Tree Committee Contacts

Last updated on February 21, 2025

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Subject	Contact Name	Affiliation	E-mail Address
BC Park policies Wildlife dangerous tree assessments in parks or recreation sites and trails Environmental stewardship	Nicole Hepp, Safety, Compliance & Enforcement Program Specialist Wade Anderson, District Recreation Officer	Parks and Recreation Program Ministry of Environment and Parks	Nicole.Hepp@gov.bc.ca Wade.Anderson@gov.bc.ca
Worker safety Regulations related to dangerous trees in forestry and other similar activities	Dean Redknap Budd Phillips	Worksafe BC	Dean.Redknap@worksafebc.com Budd.Phillips@worksafebc.com
Forest practices and policies relating to managing wildlife and dangerous trees	Sean Muise Sustainable Forest Management Team Lead	Forest Science, Planning & Practices Branch Ministry of Forests	Sean.Muise@gov.bc.ca
Forest fire-fighting and the wildlife dangerous tree assessment process	Chris Spronken, Provincial Chainsaw Coordinator	BC Wildfire Services Ministry of Forests	Chris.Spronken@gov.bc.ca
Enrolling in a Wildlife Dangerous Tree Assessor's Course	UNB Continuing Studies		cstudies@unbc.ca

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Wildlife Tree Committee Contacts