Kootenay Lake Timber Supply Area
Last updated on August 10, 2023The Kootenay Lake Timber Supply Area (TSA) in southeastern British Columbia covers about 1.2 million hectares. It is bounded by Glacier National Park to the north, the United States boundary to the south, and the Purcell and Selkirk mountains to the east and west.
The major population centres in the TSA are Creston, Kaslo and Nelson. The TSA is administered by the Selkirk Natural Resource District and is within the Kootenay-Boundary Natural Resource Region.
In 2016, following a Community Forest Agreement (CFA), the TSA's allowable annual cut (AAC) is 634,861 cubic metres per year.
When a CFA is issued, the TSA's AAC is adjusted as per the Allowable Annual Cut Administration Regulation.
In-progress Timber Supply Review
- Discussion Paper (PDF, 1.06MB) May 2023
(Discussion Paper comment period has been extended to September 1, 2023) - Data Package (PDF, 1.3MB) November 2020
Current Timber Supply Review
Kootenay Lake TSA covers about 1.2 million hectares in southeastern B.C. adjacent to the U.S. border.
Contact information
Feedback is welcome on any issues related to this timber supply review. Public input is a vital part of the timber supply review process.