Learn all about the maidenhair fern: An exquisite example of nature’s delicacy in the cool, shaded forests of British Columbia.
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.
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.
Learn all about the western toad, a widespread and adaptable inhabitant of diverse ecosystems across BC, including the coastal rainforests!
The Ancient Forest Alliance (AFA) is hiring a passionate Forest Campaigner to join our team and help protect old-growth forests in BC!
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.
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