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By lacofd|LACoFD News|No CommentsEditor's Note: The following article was written by Barbara Menzelos, and is reprinted from the September 17 edition of The Daily Breeze Opinion .On July 25 our 15-year-old daughter fell off a cliff in Palos Verdes Estates. She was picnicking with friends when they decided to walk down one of the paths to the beach, worn down by the local surfers. As she was walking, the ground crumbled under her feet and she lost her balance and fell. This paper had a short article about her falling 150 feet (luckily, not accurate) and being rescued by helicopter from the rocks against the water's edge. Read MoreSeptember 11, 2014

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Front PageECOFOR is a natural and cultural heritage resource management company with offices in Fort St James, Fort St John, Whitehorse, and Prince George. We provide multidisciplinary environmental consultation, specializing in fisheries, wildlife, cultural heritage, land use planning, and forestry. Our company was founded in 1996 and has steadily grown to meet the demands of our clients, who include private industry, government agencies, aboriginal organizations and communities across BC, Alberta, the Yukon, and Alaska.ServicesNatural Resource ManagementECOFOR provides a full array of resource management services specializing in the areas of aquatic, wildlife and environmental resource management. With our teams extensive experience & training, we can provide services in one particular field or integrate the fields for a comprehensive projectbased approach.Wetland AssessmentECOFOR's certified wetland professionals have extensive local knowledge on environmental conditions and ecosystem function.

Welcome to Fort St James, British Columbia. Discover your history. Come to work. Come to play. Fort St James welcomes you!Founded by Simon Fraser in 1806 on the shores of beautiful Stuart Lake, Fort St. James is the gateway to a chain of rivers and lakes that traverse 400 kilometres of central British Columbia. The population of the Fort St. James area, including the municipality itself, rural areas and First Nations, is approximately 4,500 people. There is an established forest industry, a growing mining sector and a growing tourism industry.Year round outdoor and indoor recreational opportunities include hiking and biking trails, soccer and ball parks, golf, fishing, hunting, water-skiing, canoeing, swimming, sailing and boating, alpine and Nordic skiing, skating, hockey, curling, snowmobiling, dog sledding and camping. Cultural opportunities include a Public Library, the Community Arts Council, an amateur theatre company and a movie theatre.Few towns are more proud or more aware of their history.