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Aug 21 2020

Photos: Granite Creek Logging Adjacent to Fairy Creek

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Images taken in August 2020 from the Granite Creek watershed in Pacheedaht territory, near Port Renfrew. Old-growth logging and road building by Teal-Jones.

Giant redcedar was recently cut down by Teal-Jones.
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