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Established in February 2024, Siya Forestry is a joint venture between Nk'Mip Forestry LLP of the Osoyoos Indian Band and Infinity-Pacific Stewardship Group Ltd., dedicated to advancing forestry practices and supporting community dvlpt.

10/21/2026

In our latest Stewards of the Land feature, we highlight Payton Mooibroek, Silviculture Technician with Siya Forestry.

Payton began their forestry career through tree planting and has since gained experience in field and geographic information systems roles across British Columbia. Today, their role with Siya Forestry includes silviculture surveys, layout and seasonal field activities.

Payton also shares their experience with the huckleberry planting work alongside the Osoyoos Indian Band, focused on re-establishing traditional foods and values for the community.

Read the full feature: https://siyaforestry.ca/stewards-of-the-land-payton-mooibroek/

10/14/2026

Siya Forestry is looking for a Senior Field Technician to join the team in the Central and Southern Okanagan.

This primarily field-based role includes road and cutblock layout, field quality checks, timber cruising and supporting project delivery with the Siya Forestry team.

Applicants should have at least three years of experience in multi-phase timber development in British Columbia and be ready to take the next step in their forestry career.

Learn more about the position and how to apply:https://siyaforestry.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Senior-Field-Technician.pdf

10/08/2026

Thank you to Canadian Forest Industries and Andrew Snook for sharing the story behind the Osoyoos Indian Band and Gorman Group forestry management partnership.

We appreciate the opportunity to share how this relationship has developed and what it means for OIB’s growing role in forestry planning and management.

Read the full story:https://www.woodbusiness.ca/rebuilding-relationships-the-path-to-the-gorman-oib-partnership/

09/29/2026

Meet Tara Reimer, RPF, Development Forester and Project Manager with Siya Forestry.

For Tara, good forestry means paying attention to what the land is telling us, balancing the many values of the forest, and always being willing to learn.

In our latest Stewards of the Land feature, Tara shares her path into forestry, the projects she’s proud of, and why thoughtful planning matters long before harvesting begins.

Read more and get to know Tara: https://siyaforestry.ca/stewards-of-the-land-tara-reimer-development-forester-and-project-manager-rpf/

09/28/2026

There is great value in getting out into the forest and seeing how others are approaching the challenges and opportunities facing forestry in B.C.

Peter Flett of Nk’Mip Forestry of the Osoyoos Indian Band recently participated in the Southern Interior Silviculture Committee Fall Field Tour in the Nelson area on a non-active forestry site. The tour brought forestry professionals together to explore different approaches to silviculture, partial cutting, wildfire risk reduction, climate adaptation, and building more resilient forests.

"Field tours give us the opportunity to see different forest management practices on the ground, talk directly with other forestry professionals, and learn from what has worked or not worked in the past," shared Peter. "I’m always interested in what we can take from those conversations and apply to the work we are doing in our areas.”

09/25/2026

As National Forest Week wraps up, we acknowledge the people and partnerships working together to care for our forests and communities.

Siya Forestry is a joint venture between Nk'Mip Forestry and Infinity-Pacific Stewardship Group, bringing together knowledge, experience, and capacity to support responsible forest management.

That collaboration is helping advance work across Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) territory, including forest restoration, wildfire risk reduction, FireSmart initiatives, and long-term forest planning.

We’re proud to work alongside Nk’Mip Forestry, OIB, community members, forestry professionals, contractors, and partners who bring this work to life.

Good forestry is collaborative forestry.

Canadian Institute of Forestry / Institut forestier du Canada

09/24/2026

We're hiring!

Siya Forestry is looking for a Senior Field Technician to join our growing team in the Central/Southern Okanagan.

If you enjoy working outdoors, have experience in forestry field operations, and are looking to be part of meaningful work across Osoyoos Indian Band territory, we'd love to hear from you.

This is an opportunity to work on a variety of projects while growing your career with a team focused on stewardship, collaboration, and long-term care for the land.

View the full job posting plus other additional available roles and apply today: https://siyaforestry.ca/job-opportunities/

09/21/2026

OIB’s Fall 2026 Forestry Newsletter is now available.

This issue shares updates on forest rehabilitation, wildfire preparedness, the Osoyoos Forest Nursery, Tree Farm Licence 59 and community forestry work across OIB territory.

More than 900,000 trees and native plants were planted this year, alongside wildfire risk reduction, FireSmart work and new opportunities for OIB members to build forestry skills and experience.

09/18/2026

Representing the Osoyoos Indian Band at UBCM

Dan MacMaster is in Vancouver this week representing the Osoyoos Indian Band (OIB) and West Boundary Community Forest at the 2026 Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) Convention.

UBCM provides an important opportunity for OIB to strengthen relationships with First Nations, local and provincial government leaders, forestry partners, and other decision-makers from across British Columbia.

For Dan, those conversations are an opportunity to share OIB’s perspective and priorities, particularly around forestry, land stewardship, wildfire resilience, economic development, and greater First Nations participation in forest management.

“Being at UBCM gives us an opportunity to make sure the Osoyoos Indian Band is part of the conversations that affect our lands, our forestry operations, and our community. It is also about building relationships. The conversations we have here can lead to partnerships and opportunities that continue long after the convention is over.” – Dan Macmaster, Osoyoos Indian Band

Read more: https://siyaforestry.ca/representing-the-osoyoos-indian-band-at-ubcm/

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