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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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**AFA Office Holiday Closure**
/in AnnouncementsThe AFA office space in Victoria (Central Building, 620 View St, 3rd floor #306, inside the Volunteer Victoria office) will be closed at 4pm on Dec 23rd and from Dec 24th-Jan 4th. The office will re-open on Jan 5th with the regular office hours of Tues & Thurs, 11am-5pm.
Wild Coast: Ground Zero for Walbran, East Creek, Nootka Island
/in News CoverageThere are 3 articles on the endangered old-growth forests of Vancouver Island – the Central Walbran, Nootka Trail, and the East Creek Rainforest – as well as photos from the AFA's TJ Watt, in this latest issue of Wild Coast Magazine, an outdoor adventure and exploration magazine for the Pacific Coast. See pages 23 to 31:
https://issuu.com/wildcoast/docs/16sp_web?e=1982129%2F31486611
Port Renfrew businesses call on B.C. to halt logging of ancient trees
/in News CoveragePORT RENFREW, B.C. – Business leaders in Port Renfrew, B.C., a community that once thrived on forestry, are calling for a ban on logging in the nearby Walbran Valley.
The valley is full of ancient old-growth trees, and the Chamber of Commerce says tourists who come to see them have created a multibillion-dollar economy along Vancouver Island’s west coast.
Some of the old trees are protected within the boundary of the Carmanah-Walbran Provincial Park, but chamber president Dan Hager says logging is currently underway in the rest of the valley.
The chamber, which represents 73 local businesses, has released a statement calling on the B.C. government to immediately ban logging in the unprotected portion of the valley.
It says the most heavily visited areas of the Walbran are outside the park’s protected areas.
The group Ancient Forest Alliance has lobbied heavily for the Walbran’s protection and says a logging company is planning eight new cutblocks in the valley, including one that has been approved by the province.
Read more: https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/port-renfrew-businesses-call-on-b-c-to-halt-logging-of-ancient-trees-1.2699753