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NEW Video: BC Election 2026: Nature & Old-Growth Protection
Watch EEA's Ken Wu provide an updated, comprehensive overview of the positions of the BC NDP, the BC Conservative Party, and the BC Greens on old growth and nature protection.

BC Election 2026: Where do Parties Stand on Nature & Old-Growth?
As we approach the BC election on Saturday, October 24th, 2026, here’s where BC’s major political parties stand on nature and old-growth forest protection.

Where do BC’s Major Political Parties Stand on Nature Protection?
Here's where BC's major political parties stand on nature and old-growth forest protection ahead of the BC Election 2026.
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Shaw TV: Walbran Valley Update
/in News CoverageDirect link to video: https://youtu.be/A3X9NEoKtpg
Check out the latest Shaw TV news piece on the Walbran Valley, Castle Grove, and Eden Grove ancient forests near Port Renfrew on Vancouver Island in Pacheedaht First Nation territory, and what a new provincial government could mean for BC's endangered old-growth forests! It features an interview with the Ancient Forest Alliance's executive director Ken Wu and video footage (including drone footage) and photos taken by the AFA's photographer and campaigner TJ Watt. Thanks to Lorraine Scollan and Heather Leary of Shaw TV for covering these local old-growth forest issues again!
Patagonia Film Night for the Ancient Forest Alliance
/in AnnouncementsVictoria friends! Please come out on Wednesday, September 27 to Robinson's Outdoor Store (1307 Broad Street, Victoria, Doors open 6:30 pm, Presentations begin 7 pm) who will be hosting in conjunction with Patagonia a film night and presentations as an awareness and fundraiser for the Ancient Forest Alliance!
Films will include the fantastic documentary, the “GiantTree Hunters” by Nootka Street Films about the AFA, a few amazing AFA video clips, and the renowned Patagonia Film “The Fisherman's Son” about a Chilean surfer working for marine conservation!
The AFA's Andrea Inness, Ken Wu, and TJ Watt will also give an informative and entertaining slideshow and talk about our current campaigns to protect BC's old-growth forests and ensure a sustainable second-growth forest industry. Come join us for a beer! Please register by phone at 250-385-3429 or email robinsonsmedia@shaw.ca
WATCH: Avatar Grove Boardwalk
/in News CoverageDirect link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pNaEbAflsk
Check out the major new Shaw TV piece, featuring the most extensive news coverage on Avatar Grove so far, about the completion of the boardwalk and its significance for Port Renfrew and ancient forest protection! Featuring the Ancient Forest Alliance’s TJ Watt and Ken Wu, Dan Hager of the Port Renfrew Chamber of Commerce, Jon Cash of Soule Creek Lodge, Kristine Pearson and Pamela Jones of the Pacheedaht First Nation band, Matthew Varley and Scott Harris super volunteers, and Alison Sturrock an international tourist who happened to be hiking there. Thanks to Shaw TV’s Lorraine Scollan and Heather Leary for putting this piece together!