Rattray, who is the general manager of the Cariboo Lumber Manufacturers' Association, was elected to council in January for a two-year term and will serve as the director of member communications and finance in 1999. Rattray sees the importance of having a strong communications system in place to reach the members of the association who work in every region and community in this province. Foresters in BC need to keep abreast of these changes to continue to provide the level of professional services expected of them. Jeffrey Alexander, Mauro Calabrese, Mark Dumont, Tracy Earle, Kevin Frittenburg, Shawn Housden, Marco Passeri, Daryl Taylor, and Shane Vermeulen, have all recently passed the association's stringent registration exam and will be recognized as new inductees during the festivities. Established in 1947 by the Foresters Act, the Association of BC Professional Foresters exists to ensure the public interest is protected in the practice of professional forestry by ensuring the competence, independence, integrity and accountability of professional foresters.
Most members work in government, industry and consulting.
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