The safety of our personnel, goats, dogs and environment is our first priority. BC Timber Goats is proud to announce our certification as a SAFE company with the BC Forest Safety Council.
Bruce Bradley - I started working with goats in 2017 where I used a small herd of goats to clear overgrown vegetation around several cottage properties along Lake St. Clair. In the process I discovered an innovative way to create sand dunes and mitigate coastal flooding and erosion. I started BC Timber Goats in 2018 and have been striving to demonstrate the effectiveness of these ecologically beneficial techniques and build capacity in the industry ever since. Before getting into goats I was a commercial fisherman and diver on Vancouver Island and my experience includes:
Sea Time – Dive/Fishing/Aquaculture
Good Vibrations - Oyster Aquaculture Baynes Sound - Dec .2022- present
Western Lady – CFC Managers Ship – Herring March-April 2019
Pacific Adventure – Blue Water Tuna – June-Aug 18.
Lynn Marie – North Coast Geoduck – Jan – Feb. 18
New Fisher – Central Coast Geoduck – Jan-feb. 17
Northern Ocean- Central Coast Geoduck – Nov. 16 - Jan.17
New Venture – Geoduck Aquaculture March-Aug 2016
Georgia Prince – Geoduck Tofino – Jan-March 2016
Paul Anthony – Geoducks – Dundas Isl – Dec. 2015
New Fisher – Queen Charlotte Geoduck – Nov. 2015
Billionaire - South Coast Urchin and Cucumber Oct-Nov-2015
Fraser Sunrise – North Coast/Queen Charlotte Geoduck – March-June 2015
Royal Jazz –Central Coast Urchin – Jan. 2014
Alta Viking – North Coast Red Urchin, Cucumber – Oct. 2013
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BC Timber Goats respectfully acknowledges it is located on the unceded traditional territory of Wei Wai Kum Kwiakah and K'ómoks First Nation First Nations.
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