On Tuesday, February 24th, we’re celebrating 16 years of working together with you, our community, to ensure the permanent protection of old-growth forests in BC. To mark the date, will you chip in $16 or more to support our work?
BC’s Budget 2026 fails to provide the funding needed to secure lasting protection for endangered ecosystems and at-risk old-growth forests in the province.
We’re excited to welcome Zeinab Salenhiankia, our new Vancouver Canvass Director, to the Ancient Forest Alliance team!
High in the canopy of old-growth forests, one can find “sky gardens”: a collection of epiphytes (plants that grow on other plants) growing on the limbs of ancient trees.
Discover a hidden grove of massive Sitka spruce trees along the Keith River in Quatsino territory—an ancient forest oasis on Vancouver Island’s northwest coast, standing resilient amid decades of old-growth logging.
A forest advisory council has recommended shifting B.C.’s forest regime towards more local decision-making. But some experts warn the plan lacks teeth and risks putting fragile forest ecosystems at risk.
Ancient Forest Alliance warns that government-commissioned review of forestry in BC fails to address the need to quickly transition to a value-added, second-growth industry.
AFA and EEA say the Provincial Forest Advisory Council’s new report overlooks the real solutions to BC’s forestry crisis.
Supporting AFA through foundations is a powerful way to invest in the long‑term protection of at‑risk old‑growth forests in BC. Thank you to the following foundations.
We’re hiring canvassers in Vancouver to help raise awareness and funds for endangered old-growth forests in BC!
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