Mike Madill standing outdoors in a burnt forest with mountain ranges in the background, wearing a gray shirt and a bright yellow and red safety vest.

Mike Madill, RPF, B.Sc F, Dipl SIBC

SENIOR FORESTER

Mike holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry from the University of British Columbia and a Diploma in Advanced Silviculture from the Silviculture Institute of BC. He is a Registered Professional Forester (RPF #2145) with the Forest Professionals of BC.

Mike has over 40 years of experience developing and managing reforestation projects in the BC Southern Interior. Prior to joining Cariboo Carbon Solutions, Mike worked for the Ministry of Forests as a Reforestation Specialist. In this position, he provided expert advice on all aspects of reforestation, including seedling procurement, prescribing, and implementing planting and site preparation treatments. He also served as the Forest Carbon Reforestation Specialist for the Office of the Chief Forester.

Since 2022, Mike has been working as a Senior RPF for Cariboo Carbon Solutions (CCS). Recently, he collaborated with CCS field staff to prepare planting prescriptions and provide the RPF sign-off for 1.7 million seedlings planted on Crown land severely affected by wildfires.

More about Mike.

Mike Madill outdoors holding a clear container with yellow flowers and brown stems, wearing a dark cap and jacket, with a background of leafless trees and rocky terrain.

Mike is a highly respected forest professional, known for his reliability, approachability, and deep expertise.

Passionate about:

Forest Management

Driven by a genuine curiosity and a lifelong commitment to understanding forests and their restoration, he brings both knowledge and passion to his work. Mike is generous with his expertise and always willing to mentor others, making him a valued colleague and a pleasure to work alongside.

Lasting impact

Deeply committed to the health of the planet and the strength of community collaboration, Mike has focused his career on creating lasting impact. For decades, he has been at the forefront of local community engagement alongside the CCS team, working to develop scalable, long‑term solutions that support the people and landscapes of Canada.