Cherry Ridge Management Committee

“Neighbourly Stewardship”

Cherryville’s Volunteer Community Forest Management Group

About CRMC

Cherryville Wildfire Prevention

Cherryville’s Fire Watch Society is up and running! Enthusiastic and motivated, this group is taking strides to be prepared for the 2025 season. If you have any questions, or would like to join please Contact Us.

The 2025 CRMC hosted S-100 course was another great success. Thank you to Rider Ventures for sharing your expertise, and for CRMC Directors for providing the great lunch!
If you missed it this year, we’ll see you next year!

Cherryville community members are willing to assist in the case of wildfire. Please see the link for a list of names, contact information, and equipment available. Click here for 2023’s Cherryville Fire Control Guide & List of Volunteers.

Learn about CRMC’s community initiatives…

Cherryville Fire Control Guide & List of Volunteers
Cherryville Graduate Bursary

Offered to graduating Cherryville students enrolling in secondary school.
General Education Fund

To provide training which promotes a vision for Cherryville’s future natural and social environments.
Wildlife Enhancement Fund

Funds allocated for the enhancement of wildlife habitat within the community forests.
Heritage Fund

Local individuals and organizations looking to develop environmental projects may be eligible for financial support.
S-100 Course

Basic Fire Suppression and Safety training course offered yearly in Cherryville.
Cherry Creek Studies

SHIM studies, flood mitigation and related projects.

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Get to know Cherryville, B.C.’s community forest…

The Cherry Ridge Block

In the heart of Cherryville, Cherry Ridge rises up between Sugar Lake Road and North Fork Road. This community forest block is found on the south facing aspect of the ridge. It can be accessed by Fenceline Forestry Service Road.

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The Heckman Ridge Block

Heckman Ridge hugs the eastern edge of Cherryville, un-incorporated community. Following Highway 6 east into the Monashee Mountains, look for the CRMC sign and turn right on to Heckman Ridge Forestry Service Road.

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