WCFC takes its name from the Wet’suwet’en word ‘Wetzin’kwa’ which means “flowing blue green or clear waters” referring to the river flowing from Morice Lake to Hazelton.

Wetzin'Kwa distributes annual profits from the operations back into the Bulkley Valley to provide the greatest long term benefit to residents of the region.

Moose, mountain goat, grizzly bear, black bear, and deer are the large wildlife species in the area.

Wetzin'Kwa distributes annual profits from the operations back into the Bulkley Valley to provide the greatest long term benefit to residents of the region

An objective of Wetzin'Kwa is to facilitate local community involvement into forest management decisions.

Recreational use includes hiking, mountain biking, ice climbing, cross-country skiing, wildlife viewing, trail riding, snowmobiling, and downhill skiing.

WCFC will manage a profitable community forest tenure while providing good forest management stewardship that will sustain forest resource values for future generations.

One of Wetzin'Kwa's goals is to maintaining functional integrity of ecosystems on the landbase for long term sustainability and diversity of plant and animal species.

Wetzin’kwa Community Forest Corp’s goal is to manage the area for the long term economic, environmental, and social benefit of the residents of the Bulkley Valley

Wetzin'Kwa Community Forest Corporation seeks operational opportunities that are of mutual benefit to recreational groups in the valley.