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Nov 13 2019

New Photo Gallery: Tahsis – Endangered Old-Growth

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See our latest photo gallery featuring an incredible-yet-endangered stand of old-growth Douglas-fir trees growing on the hillside above Tahsis on the west coast of Vancouver Island, BC: https://ancientforestalliance.org/photos/tahsis-old-growth/

An incredible grove of old-growth Douglas-firs within one of Western Forest Products planned future cutblocks.

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