
Nat Geo Travel Features TJ Watt’s Photo of Flores Cedar
National Geographic Travel has featured AFA photographer TJ Watt’s image of a record-sized cedar tree on Flores Island alongside Ahousaht Hereditary Representative Tyson Atleo!

Introducing the Red Creek Fir Tee!
We’re excited to share the winning design of our 2026 T-shirt Design Contest… introducing the Red Creek Fir Tee by Kootenay-based artist, Sarah Jane Somerville!

NEW in the AFA Store: Tree Hugger Socks!
Check out AFA's new Tree Hugger Merino Socks! Perfect for any adventure, and all proceeds go toward ancient forest protection.

UPDATED: Port Renfrew Big Trees Map
Explore the updated Port Renfrew Big Trees Map with new directions, trails, and routes to iconic giants like Big Lonely Doug, Eden Grove, and more.

NEW! West Coast Old-Growth Hiking Guide
Explore AFA’s NEW West Coast old-growth hiking guide. From Clayoquot Sound to Port Alberni, there are trails for every skill level!

Design AFA’s Next T-Shirt and Help Protect Old-Growth Forests!
Calling all artists! For Earth Month, AFA is launching our first-ever Community T-Shirt Design Contest.

2025 Activity Report & Financials
2025 was a milestone year for the Ancient Forest Alliance and the old-growth campaign. Check out our 2025 Activity Report & Financials to see the impact YOU made in 2025, plus, find out what we have in store for 2026!
Check out our 2025 Activity Report & Financials to see the impact YOU made on 2025, plus, find out what we have in store for 2026!

Victoria Buzz: Advocates warn proposed legislation changes could put BC’s old-growth forests at risk
The Ancient Forests Alliance (AFA) are concerned that legislation changes in BC could put endangered old-growth forests at risk.

AFA Partner Organization, NBSF, Acquires 55 Hectares of Land for Conservation in Kanaka Bar
Two private land parcels in Kanaka Bar territory are secured for Indigenous-led conservation, protecting rare old-growth forests, species at risk, and critical Fraser River habitat.

CBC: Panel Appointed to Map B.C.’s Old-Growth Forests Say Province Is Failing to Save Them
Every member of a former panel the BC government appointed to identify old-growth for potential protection in 2021 now says they're concerned about continued logging in those same rare and "irreplaceable" forests.