Contributor Guidelines
Download our guidelines for more information on our requirements and the editing process. These guidelines will answer your questions and help you prepare your submission so it will have the best chance of getting published. You can also contact the editor to discus article ideas at:

BCFP Contributor Guidelines

2010 Editorial Schedule

Issue	Theme	Submission Deadline
January/February	Species at Risk	November 2, 2009
March/April	FIre in BC	January 4, 2010
May/June	Tenure Reform	March 1, 2010
July/August	Education of Forest Professionals	May 3, 2010
September/October	Forestry Consultants in BC	June 16, 2010
November/December	Global Forestry and BC's Place In It	September 6, 2010

Regular Magazine Sections

Letters
This section is intended for feedback on recent BC Forest Professional content and for brief statements about current association, professional or forestry issues. The word count limit is 300 words.

Viewpoint Articles
This section provides space for articles written about each issue's theme. For example, a Viewpoint article in May/June 2010 would be about tenure reform. The word count limit is 700-800 words.
If you think your article will be signicantly more or less words, please contact the editor to discuss options at editor@abcfp.ca.

Interest Articles
This section provides space for articles on issues relevant to the forestry profession and our readers that do not relate to the issue's theme. The word count limit is 700-800 words.
If you think your article will be signicantly more or less words, please contact the editor to discuss options at editor@abcfp.ca.

Book Review
If you’ve uncovered a new book that our readers should know about, please let the editor know. You can review it yourself or we can find someone else to review it. We are always looking for new titles to include in this section.

Member News
Did you recently change jobs, start a consulting business, get promoted or receive an award? Don’t be shy. Share your news with your colleagues.

Obituaries
It is very important to many of our readers to receive word of the passing of a colleague. We rely on members and immediate family to provide obituaries of recently deceased members for publication in BC Forest Professional. Please include a photograph if you can.

Special Feature: BC’s Forestry Team in Action
Each year in the November/December issue, BC Forest Professional includes a full-colour special feature called “BC's Forestry Team in Action.” In it, we showcase forestry projects covering all disciplines. We are always on the lookout for a broad range of forestry projects, from everyday projects to ones that are innovative or new. If you have a project to include in this feature, send us a project photo, a brief project description, a list of the organizations and professionals involved and a contact person. The deadline is the beginning of September each year.

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