The BC Community Forest Association (BCCFA) has released its 2025 Community Forest Indicators Report: Measuring the Benefits of Community Forestry, alongside the launch of its refreshed brand and updated website at www.bccfa.ca. Representing more than 100 rural and Indigenous communities, the BCCFA is a province-wide network dedicated to supporting local people making decisions about local forests. Since 2014, the Community Forest Indicators Report has tracked the wide-ranging benefits of community forestry. The 2025 report demonstrates once again the broad benefits of community forestry across British Columbia. The report draws on survey data from 33 community forests – representing 70% of the BCCFA’s operating membership. …During the reporting period, community forests created full-time jobs in forestry, logging and support services at a rate 82% higher than the industry average, highlighting their role in local employment and economic growth. They also generated nearly $60 million in local economic activity, invested $2.5 million in wildfire resiliency, and dedicated contributed over 2,800 hours to community education projects.