This document provides information about Natanlii-Tahtsa Limited Partnership, a diversified forestry company operating in British Columbia. The company has 134 employees working across multiple regions. Its goals include providing safe employment, being environmentally responsible, and maintaining good relationships. It engages in timber harvesting, milling low-grade logs for export and local markets, and utilizes waste wood. The company uses innovative harvesting techniques like forwarders and works with first nation partners. It aims to strengthen business relationships to ensure consistent access to fiber and provide ongoing local employment opportunities.

1. Welcome
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2. COMPANIES:
Natanlii-Tahtsa Limited Partnership

3. Who we are
• A locally owned business. Working and living in
OUR communities. We are a diversified forestry
company. With a strong focus on full utilization of
the low grade wood that is in our region.
• 134 employees
• Operating in the Smithers, Houston, Burns Lake,
Vanderhoof, Clearwater and Campbell River
areas.

4. Our Goals
• to provide safe and stable employment for our
employees
• To be a responsible steward of the resources in
our control
• To be a good corporate citizen
• To maintain strong working relationships with all
stakeholders in our forest industry ( government,
1st Nations, Industry partners)

5. What We Do
- All stages of timber procurement and
management
- Timber harvesting
- Milling Lowgrade Logs
- Exploration and Mining Support

6. A Highly Diversified Logging Company
• Timber Procurement and Management
• Full Phase Conventional Log Harvesting
• Log and Lumber Transportation
• Innovative Log Harvesting

7. ForwarderHarvester
 This method of harvesting in dead dry timber stands allows for
greater recovery and utilization of blow down and low quality
timber.
 There is little ground impact, making it well suited for sensitive
areas.
 Selective harvesting does not have as much visual impact on the
landscape.
Innovative Harvesting Equipment

8.  Recovering the blowdown and the dry wood and
leaving the green to continue growing.
Before Harvesting
After Harvesting
Woodlot W192

9. Locations:
Burns Lake
Sheraton
Corwood (Houston)

10. Burns Lake Sheraton
Corwood

11. What We Do
- Utilize Low Grade Logs ( logs that do not
meet conventional sawmill specs).
- Cant production (various sizes) supplying
- Asian export (80%)
- BC & Alberta market ( 20%)
• Oil & gas
• Remanufacturing
- Wood Chips and Biomass
- Long term supply agreements with
Pinnacle Renewable Energy

12. Utilization of “Waste”
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Sap rot
Burn wood

13. Rig mat blocking Export cants
Treater cants
Pallet making Cants

14. Trout Fire
Fraser Lake area
Salvaged 10,000 m3’s
59 km Morice Fire
South of Houston
Purchased 15,000 meters

15. China Nose Fire
West of Burns Lake
China Nose Fire
• Currently salvaging 50,000 m3’s

16. All waste product goes to
the
Pinnacle Renewable Energy
Burns Lake and Houston plants

17. Full Phase Logging Operation
• Working in the Campbell River Area
• 2nd Growth Coastal logging

18. First Nation Partnership
We are the managing partner,
primarily working at the NewGold
Blackwater project.

19. Natanlii-Tahtsa Limited Partnership
We are the managing partner working with the Skin Tyee First
Nation. Worked on pipeline project within their traditional
territory.
We are looking to utilize this company in forestry opportunities
as they become available.

20. Our Working Partners
- Pinnacle Renewable Energy
- BL Comfor
- BC Timbersales
- Canfor
- West Fraser
- TimberWest
- Hampton ( Babine Sawmill)
- Cheslatta Carrier Nation
- Skin Tyee First Nation

21. For Success
we want to
• Strengthen and Create new business relationships
• Work with all the resources stakeholders in our
communities
• Create Partnerships that allow us consistent access
to fibre (logs)
– So we can continue providing jobs in our community
– So we can continue to utilize “waste” wood.
Together ---- we can go further