ABCFP also says any other RPFs must report her if they believe she harmed he environment by dumbing down the study. "ABCFP registrants also have a duty to report any instance where the continued practice of professional forestry by another registrant may pose a risk of significant harm to the environment or to the health and safety of the public."
I have read that many complaints against RPFs get thrown out; can someone comment? Do you believe filing a complaint against the CF is do-able, a possibility? By law the ABCFP MUST investigate every complaint, whether from a group, another RPF or an individual. Wouldn't it be something if the ABCFP opened up their emails Monday April 25th morning and had 150+ separate complaints on CF Nichols during her last week in the TOP RPF position in the province?
Yes, for sure, several people should make a formal ethics complaint against Diane Nicholls and her senior staff for not appropriately doing work that upholds the Public Interest as paramount.
Instead the Roundup/Aspen work was done to benefit the forest industry as paramount and as such was completely unethical.
Unfortunately, while all professional organizations and their members (Registrants) are bound by the PGA act and their respective Codes of Ethics to uphold the public interest as paramount in all aspects of their work, I have found the ABCFP to be inordinately aligned with the forest industry instead of the people of BC. What a shame.
Departing BC Chief Forester Diane Nicholls allowed logging companies to profit at the expense of the public interest
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