Lois Landscape Unit is one of Powell River's back-forest treasures:
- Recreation values for ecotourism and community families
- remarkable scenry such as Mt Diadem to the right more photos here
- hiking - the Eastern third of the Sunshine Coast Trail
- canoeing - Eastern half of the Powell River Canoe Route
- camping, angling, hunting, ATV recreation, ski touring, snowshoeing, backpacking and mountaineering
- Forest protection and preservation
- balanced biodiversity through silvaculture choices
- Wildlife - strategies in place to protect Identified Wildlife: Grizzly bear, mountain goats, marbled murrelet, and the Northern Goshawk
- Significant Old-Growth forest and Wildlife Tree Patches protected
- details in the BC Ministry Lois Landscape Unit Plan
- Economic values
- Large forest managed by WPF - Stillwater Timberlands - TFL 39
- Timber Supply Area (taken back from TFL 39 in 2009)
- block 22 map - between Dodd-horseshoe
- Block 21 map - Lois river north of Karthoum Lake, Mt Troubridge and area between Karthoum and Hotham Sound
- Private Managed Forest, mainly by Island Timberlands
- Commerical fishery (West Coast Fish Culture) in Lois Lake
Maps (scroll down below)
- Lois Landscape Unit
- Sunshine Coast Trail and Canoe Route
- WFP Access Road Map
- Heritage values
- Site of the historic Stillwater Railroad
- 1941-42 Consciencious Objector camp between Nanton and Lewis Lakes; another one by Gordon Pashas Lakes (Lambert, rusty nails...)
