不列颠哥伦比亚省的一个BC项目利用土著知识恢复野火破坏的土地、创造就业和促进森林健康。 A BC project uses Indigenous knowledge to restore wildfire-damaged land, creating jobs and boosting forest health.

2024年11月在不列颠哥伦比亚省中央Chilcotin地区启动的Palmer项目正在利用土著知识和社区主导的努力修复2017年野火破坏的土地。 The Palmer Project, launched in November 2024 in British Columbia’s Central Chilcotin region, is rehabilitating land damaged by 2017 wildfires using Indigenous knowledge and community-led efforts. 它处理了1 000公顷土地,清除了100 000立方米的死生物量和低品位木材,尽管工业有所转变,但其中大部分仍被纸浆和生物能源设施所使用。 It has treated 1,000 hectares, removing 100,000 cubic meters of dead biomass and low-grade wood, much of which is being used by pulp and bioenergy facilities despite industry shifts. 该项目支持81个就业机会,每投资1美元产生4美元的经济回报,帮助恢复森林复原力、野生生物生境和传统土地使用,由不列颠哥伦比亚加强森林协会和加拿大自然资源局提供资金。 The project supports 81 jobs, generates $4 in economic return per dollar invested, and helps restore forest resilience, wildlife habitats, and traditional land use, with funding from the Forest Enhancement Society of BC and Natural Resources Canada.