This document examines the current use of glyphosate in BCs forestry practices, specifically for vegetation management in re-establishing forests after harvesting. It systematically explores the regulatory context governing herbicide use and the rationale behind glyphosates application, contrasting it with other methods like manual cutting. The review then delves into the impacts of glyphosate on various ecological values, including biodiversity, soil and water quality, climate change considerations, wildfire dynamics, First Nations interests, and public use perceptions. Finally, it assesses the implications for timber supply and discusses managing forests for multiple values, culminating in recommendations for future research, data collection, communication, and policy development.
