Forest and Range Evaluation Program (FREP)
Last updated on March 27, 2025
The Forest and Range Evaluation Program (FREP) measures the effectiveness of forest and range practices by monitoring and evaluating the condition of resource values (or "subjects" under FRPA). Find an overview of the program and strategic priorities in the 3 Year Strategic Plan 2020/2021 (PDF, 2MB).
On this page
FREP Dashboard
This allows you to view results of FREP monitoring for riparian, water quality, visual quality, stand level biodiversity, and cultural heritage resources.
Click on the image or the button below to access results:
FREP monitoring protocols
Resource values are identified in the Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA). There are 11 resource values to be monitored under FRPA.
Learn more by clicking the button below or image on the right-hand side:
Reports and Publications
All of the FREP Program reports and publications can be found at the webpage here. Below is a listing of our newest publications.
What's New:
Last updated: March 27, 2025
FREP Extension Note #44
A new FREP Extension Note has been published with suggested riparian best management practices when planning salvage logging in a burned landscape.
Together for Wildlife - Action 10 Report
A new report has been published to the FREP reports and publication page: Together for Wildlife - Action 10, Spatial Analysis of Disturbance within Habitat Designations in British Columbia. This report provides a preliminary estimate of the extent and amount of natural (wildfires and insect damage) and anthropogenic (forest harvesting, various resource development infrastructure, and roads) disturbances in wildlife habitat designations (ungulate winter ranges, wildlife habitat areas, and conservation lands) across BC.
FREP Report #44
A new FREP Report has been published which evaluates approaches to assess the effectiveness of mountain goat winter ranges in a coastal ecosystem.
FREP Extension Note #43
A new FREP Extension Note has been published to emphasize key criteria to consider when classifying streams for forestry activities.
Contact us: For inquiries about the FREP program, please send an e-mail to: