FORT NELSON, B.C. — Directors are being sought for a northern B.C. First Nations forestry company directive. Dechita Forestry is the industry arm of Fort Nelson First Nation (FNFN) and has launched an appeal seeking new directors… Its aim is to “advance sustainable forestry opportunities that reflect values and long-term interests” of FNFN. The board of directors will consist of a member of FNFN’s council, a member of the First Nation not affiliated with the council, and a community member of Fort Nelson who is not a FNFN member. Their responsibilities will include  “provid[ing] oversight, governance and strategic direction to ensure the success and accountability” of Dechita Forestry, according to the post. Initially named Fort Nelson Forestry Corporation, the company re-branded to its current name, which translates to forest or bush.