by Rachel Ablack | Jul 22, 2022 | News Coverage
July 19, 2022 The Abbotsford News By Jessica Peters Indigenous petroglyphs, old growth forest, cultural significance at further risk: Kanaka Bar Band The wildfire that’s moving through the forests west of Lytton is the newest threat to an area rich in historic and... 
by Ancient Forest | Jun 28, 2022 | News Coverage
June 27, 2022 City News By Monika Gul One of the widest trees in Canada was found in the Lynn Valley area of North Vancouver. The tree, nicknamed “The North Shore Giant”, was located by Colin Spratt, a Vancouver big-tree hunter, and Ian Thomas of the... 
by Ancient Forest | Jun 28, 2022 | News Coverage
CBC News Vancouver has featured AFA’s Ian Thomas and Vancouver big tree hunter, Colin Spratt on their recent finding of a record-sized western redcedar nicknamed the “North Shore Giant”. See 20:20 in this video clip:... 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 Ancient Forest | Mar 15, 2022 | News Coverage
Read the CBC News article highlighting our report card with Sierra Club BC and Wilderness Committee that evaluates the BC government’s progress on promised implementation of the Old Growth Strategic Review panel’s recommendations. We note significant improvements in... 
by Ancient Forest | Mar 8, 2022 | News Coverage
AFA’s TJ Watt recently sat down for a chat with Creative Director Heidi Volpe at A Photo Editor. Read on to find out about how he got into conservation photography, the founding of AFA, the affection he has for Big Lonely Doug, and the impact his photos have on...
