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!
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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!
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!
The Syilx Okanagan Nation said it is concerned the province’s planned Working Forest Landscape Model may undermine environmental protection and Indigenous title and rights.
We face a major battle, and we must win. The BC NDP government’s “Working Forest” proposal threatens to lock many of the most commercially and biologically valuable forests in BC into guaranteed logging zones, including major areas of endangered old-growth forests currently under logging deferrals. It revives an anti-forest-conservation designation that the BC NDP itself […]
We’re incredibly grateful for the many ways businesses, foundations, and individuals continue to show up for old-growth forests in BC.
BC is facing a growing extinction crisis, but scientists say an endangered species law could help protect at-risk wildlife and the habitats they depend on.
A big thank you to these businesses that show up month after month for old-growth forests in BC.
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.”
Explore photos of this spectacular old-growth forest on karst limestone in the Tahsish Valley, northern Vancouver Island, BC.
The Jewel of the Tahsish is one of BC’s grandest remaining unprotected old-growth karst forests. Learn why conservationists are calling for its protection.
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