by Rachel Ablack | Jun 27, 2022 | News Coverage
June 25, 2022 The Squamish Reporter Two big tree hunters from Vancouver have just identified the fourth-widest known tree in Canada: an ancient western redcedar tentatively measured at over 5.8 metres (19.1 feet) in diameter and well over a thousand years old.... 
by Rachel Ablack | Jun 17, 2022 | Take Action
Right now until 3:00 pm, Friday, June 24th, the BC government is seeking input from British Columbians on their priorities for the 2023 provincial budget. This is a critical opportunity for us to request funding that can make the government’s old-growth... 
by Rachel Ablack | May 9, 2022 | Thank You
We’re thankful to the following businesses who have graciously supported the AFA and the old-growth campaign: Seaflora Skincare for their monthly support and for donating 3% of total online sales from April to May Flow Motion Aerials and C. Brindle Consulting... 
by Rachel Ablack | Mar 15, 2022 | Announcements
We’re pleased to announce the Recreational Canoeing Association of BC (RCABC), representing 400 members, has signed a resolution in support of old-growth forest protection! By signing this resolution, RCABC is calling on the BC government to support First... 
by Rachel Ablack | Jan 20, 2022 | Thank You
The AFA would like to extend a massive thank you to the following businesses, groups, and individuals for generously supporting the AFA and our campaign to protect old-growth forests: Friends of Leckie Studio & Backcountry Hut Company for their generous...