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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.”

In Photos: Old-Growth Forest on Karst in the Tahsish Valley
Explore photos of this spectacular old-growth forest on karst limestone in the Tahsish Valley, northern Vancouver Island, BC.
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Spend your conservation dollars for Echo Lake and eagles in the local communities
/in AnnouncementsThe Ancient Forest Alliance is currently campaigning to protect the Echo Lake Ancient Forest between Mission and Agassiz in Sts’ailes First Nation territory. When visiting this region, including the Fraser Valley Eagle Festival on Nov. 17-18th, please show your support for the local communities by spending your dollars in those towns. Lets make it clear that conservation is good for business!
Below are links to the local business listing and tourism webpages:
Sts’ailes, Mission, Agassiz, and Harrison Hotsprings.
VIDEO: The Eagles have landed
/in VideoConservationists are pressing government to preserve some old growth forest near Harrison Hot Springs that is habitat to many eagles; a grove surrounding Echo Lake.
Read it on Global News: The eagles have landed – News Hour – Videos | Global BC
https://www.globaltvbc.com/video/the+eagles+have+landed/video.html?v=2300019245&p=1&s=dd#video
Slideshow Presentation: The Ecology and Politics of BC’s Endangered Old-Growth Forests
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