B.C. is divided into six forest regions which in turn are divided into 43 forest districts.
Regional offices provide direction and expertise and monitor district activities.
District offices are the operational arm of the Forest Service, providing services at the local level and responding to local needs. The Prince George forest region occupies north-eastern B.C. and includes eight forest districts. It covers the northern part of the Interior Plateau, the Omineca Mountains to the north, sections of the Rocky Mountain Trench to the east and part of the Cariboo Range to the south. Forest District offices are located in Dawson Creek, Fort Nelson, Fort St. James, Fort St. John, McKenzie, McBride, Prince George and Vanderhoof. More than 650 technicians, foresters, engineers, scientists, managers, specialists and support staff are employed by the Forest Service in the Prince George region.