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One of several monumental western redcedars located in Jurassic Grove.May 4 2017

CHEK TV News on the Jurassic Grove

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See the CHEK News report to read more and watch the TV coverage: https://www.cheknews.ca/newly-discovered-old-growth-forest-vancouver-island-312417/

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