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A big thank you to these businesses that show up month after month for old-growth forests in BC.

Speak up for Three Major New Protected Areas in Northern BC
Support the Dene K’éh Kusān, Klappan Sacred Headwaters, and Meziadin conservancy proposals, protecting 3.4 million hectares across northern BC. Deadline: August 4th

Victoria Buzz: Old growth advocates call for protection of at-risk Vancouver Island forest
The Ancient Forest Alliance (AFA) are calling for the protection of an at-risk old-growth forest on karst limestone in the Tahsish Valley, northern Vancouver Island, BC, known as the “Jewel of the Tahsish.”
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NEW in the AFA Store: Tree Hugger Socks!
/in AnnouncementsWe’re excited to introduce our brand new Tree Hugger Merino Socks!
From temperate rainforest trails to everyday errands, the AFA Tree Hugger Socks are built to last your adventures near and far.
Soft, breathable, and naturally temperature-regulating, these lightweight merino blend socks will keep your feet warm in the cold, cool in the heat, and comfortable all day long.
The socks feature the shaded hues of an old-growth treeline, the words “Ancient Forest Alliance” on the back right calf and “Tree Hugger” on the sole.
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All proceeds go toward protecting old-growth forests in BC.
Gratitude to These Businesses and Foundations
/in Thank YouWe’re incredibly grateful to three donors whose generosity is helping protect endangered ancient forests in BC: The Flanagan Foundation, which recently made a substantial donation to the old-growth campaign; The Frosted Tips Foundation, a consistent supporter; and Terra Canada Voyages Ltd.
Support from businesses and foundations like these shows a commitment to safeguarding some of the most biodiverse and irreplaceable ecosystems on Earth. Because of their generosity, and that of many other businesses and organizations, we’re able to advance a long-term conservation economy for BC, push forward solutions that ensure a transition to sustainable, second-growth forestry, increase public pressure and grow the movement for old-growth protection, and more.
For organizations, this kind of giving is also deeply impactful. It’s an opportunity to align values with action by demonstrating environmental leadership, supporting communities, and contributing to a legacy of conservation that benefits both people and the planet.
We hope their example inspires other organizations to join this growing movement. Protecting old-growth forests in BC is still one of the most urgent conservation priorities of our time, and this work depends on bold, values-driven action and nature-based solutions.
If you’re part of a business or foundation that shares our vision and would like to get involved, we’d love to hear from you. All business donations are tax-deductible. Contact us at info@ancientforestalliance.org or (250) 896-4007 to learn how you can support our efforts.
UPDATED: Port Renfrew Big Trees Map
/in AnnouncementsWe’ve recently updated the Port Renfrew Big Trees Map to make it easier to find and explore some of the most remarkable trees, groves, and parks in the region — along with key local businesses. The latest version includes revised driving directions to the San Juan Spruce and Red Creek Fir (the road has changed!), the location and trail at Eden Grove, and detailed routes to iconic giants like Big Lonely Doug, Harris Creek Spruce, and more.