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This old-growth forest hides Ontario’s tallest tree dubbed ‘Ontario’s natural skyscraper’

This old-growth forest hides Ontario’s tallest tree dubbed ‘Ontario’s natural skyscraper’

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😱 BC's SECRET tropical forest?! 600-year-old trees & moss EVERYWHERE! Hidden by Revelstoke! 📍 Location: Between Revelstoke and Glacier National Park #AncientCedars #Revelstoke #BCHiddenGems #BritishColumbia #ExploreBC

😱 BC's SECRET tropical forest?! 600-year-old trees & moss EVERYWHERE! Hidden by Revelstoke! 📍 Location: Between Revelstoke and Glacier National Park #AncientCedars #Revelstoke #BCHiddenGems #BritishColumbia #ExploreBC

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The latest old-growth trends and recent news about a leaked B.C. Ministry of Forests map confirmed with grave detail how much irreplaceable old growth could be lost forever unless we take stronger action. The latest data shows that more than half of the most endangered old-growth forests recommended for deferrals remain open to logging. At the same time, old-growth logging continues at a gut-wrenching rate of about 160 soccer fields per day. How do these trends resonate with you? We recognize th

The latest old-growth trends and recent news about a leaked B.C. Ministry of Forests map confirmed with grave detail how much irreplaceable old growth could be lost forever unless we take stronger action. The latest data shows that more than half of the most endangered old-growth forests recommended for deferrals remain open to logging. At the same time, old-growth logging continues at a gut-wrenching rate of about 160 soccer fields per day. How do these trends resonate with you? We recognize th

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Shocking drone footage reveals the brutal impacts of old-growth logging in British Columbia, Canada. Scores of ancient cedars, some nearly 10 feet (3 meters) wide and many well over 500 years old, would have been alive and standing just before we arrived that day. However, in 2022, Western Forest Products clearcut 25 hectares (roughly 50 football fields) from an incredible old-growth grove on northwestern Vancouver Island, BC in Quatsino territory. It’s one of the most shocking examples of indus

Shocking drone footage reveals the brutal impacts of old-growth logging in British Columbia, Canada. Scores of ancient cedars, some nearly 10 feet (3 meters) wide and many well over 500 years old, would have been alive and standing just before we arrived that day. However, in 2022, Western Forest Products clearcut 25 hectares (roughly 50 football fields) from an incredible old-growth grove on northwestern Vancouver Island, BC in Quatsino territory. It’s one of the most shocking examples of indus

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An old growth tree in a forest in the Pacific Northwest. Trees in a forest grove in British Columbia. A large old tree standing tall in the old growth forest.

An old growth tree in a forest in the Pacific Northwest. Trees in a forest grove in British Columbia. A large old tree standing tall in the old growth forest.

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BC’s new vision for our forests is one where Indigenous Peoples are full partners in sustainable, long-term forest management and where we take better care of our rarest and most ancient trees. We've made progress in deferring nearly 1.7 million hectares of old growth from short-term logging, while we partner with First Nations rights and titleholders to work on a new approach for managing these sensitive areas. | Government of British Columbia

BC’s new vision for our forests is one where Indigenous Peoples are full partners in sustainable, long-term forest management and where we take better care of our rarest and most ancient trees. We've made progress in deferring nearly 1.7 million hectares of old growth from short-term logging, while we partner with First Nations rights and titleholders to work on a new approach for managing these sensitive areas. | Government of British Columbia

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B.C.'s old-growth forest plays critical role in wildfire resiliency, says Valhalla Wilderness Society

B.C.'s old-growth forest plays critical role in wildfire resiliency, says Valhalla Wilderness Society

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Update on BC’s Old-Growth & Protected Areas Policies 🚨 Please SPEAK UP and help shape their outcome! Send a Message via our NEW take-action page: https://ancientforestalliance.org/ways-to-take-action-for-forests/protect-old-growth-and-ecosystems/ The newly re-elected BC NDP government released its mandate letters earlier this month and disappointingly, old-growth forest and nature protection was only mentioned in passing. So, you might be left wondering: What needs to happen now to secure lasti

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Video footage captured by AFA’s TJ Watt & Ian Thomas in the summer of 2023 reveals the active destruction of rare, “big-tree” old-growth forests missed for deferral on northern Vancouver Island in Quatsino territory. Western Forest Products has approval to cut 36.5 hectares (roughly 68 football fields) of endangered old-growth in this block alone. Home to scores of giant trees, some of which were more than 10 ft (3 m) wide and likely 500 years old, this particular grove — and many others like it

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What’s going on with old-growth forests? Check out this update from SCBC campaigner Jens Wieting as we quickly approach the three-year anniversary of the B.C. government’s big old-growth promises. We are in another climate emergency summer but logging of some of the last old-growth areas big enough to keep temperatures cool, reduce the risk of droughts, flood, fires and landslides continues largely unchanged. Protecting these vital ecosystems is one of the best ways to help keep communities safe

368 viewsJul 11, 2023

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You’ve probably heard the term ‘old growth’ thrown around a lot, but what does it actually mean? Watch this video to learn more about these ancient forests and why they’re so important! 🌲 Only a fraction of old-growth forests with big trees remain standing in B.C. and most are on the chopping block. Let’s change that. Take action today at sierraclub.bc.ca/oldgrowth | Sierra Club BC

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B.C. unveils plans to defer logging of old-growth forests

Global NewsBrenna Owen

Check out the time lapse maps of logging on Vancouver Island from 1900 to 2016 showing the demise of most of the island’s old-growth forests. Thanks to Commons BC for these maps! And check out our media release today at: https://www.ancientforestalliance.org/news-item.php?ID=1113 | Ancient Forest Alliance

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What’s an old-growth forest? This is my second video from Big Reed, the largest old growth forest in New England. There are a lot of different definitions for “old growth” but most fall into one or more of these three buckets — forests that are “primary” or “virgin”; forests that are “old”; or forests that are “late-successional” I.e. that have an array of attributes that functionally describe how forests have existed on this landscape for millennia. Also note that my description of late-success

985 viewsOct 2, 2024

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The path to systematically protecting most old-growth forests in BC requires funding for First Nations' sustainable economic development linked to ecosystem-based targets for new Indigenous Protected Areas. Why? In BC, First Nations must support new protected areas if the BC government is going to move forward legally to establish any new protected areas. Most First Nations also have an economic dependency on old-growth timber jobs and revenues. Therefore there is no viable path to protect most

166 viewsAug 15, 2023

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Less than 1% of forests in British Columbia still have big old growth trees. But as you're watching this, the last standing giants are being logged. | Stand.earth

1.2M viewsNov 26, 2021

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British Columbia announces 2.6 million hectares of old-growth forest will be preserved

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Global NewsRichard Zussman

Protecting Old Growth Redwood Forests: A Global Priority

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Protecting mature and old growth forests is crucial if we want to stop megafires. California is covered in unhealthy second growth forests being unmanaged and monoculture tree plantations that are logged every 50 years for profit. These are the true reason we see mega fires in California now. That and Smokey the bear. Monoculture forests are green deserts where only profit matters and biodiversity dies. Today I want to talk about Green Washing aka providing false information about the environmen

2.1K viewsMay 10, 2024

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These 10 hikes explore Oregon’s unique, bizarre and giant old-growth forests and trees

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Leaked map suggests B.C. has approved less than half of proposed old-growth deferrals

Global NewsBrenna Owen

B.C. looks green and forested, but the reality is more complicated. New scientific mapping shows how little old-growth forest remains as of 2025. Most red on this map represents logged forests. The tiny dark-green patches are the most at-risk old growth: highly productive forests with large, ancient trees. Since 2021, the equivalent of 100 soccer fields of old growth have been logged every day in B.C. In just four years, that’s 714,000 soccer fields lost — more than 32× the size of Vancouver. Ol

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Protect the last remaining old growth forests 🌲💚. They are irreplaceable ecosystems that store carbon, regulate water, and support incredible biodiversity. Many species depend on old-growth including the threatened Marbled Murrelet and Northern Goshawk, and the nearly extirpated Northern Spotted Owl. When old-growth disappears, species that rely on it disappear too. Help protect old-growth by supporting nonprofits working on the ground and in policy reform: @ancientforestalliance @sierraclubbc

51.7K views4 months ago

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Old-growth forests in B.C. need protection now says UBCIC

Over 100 arrests so far at B.C. protests against old-growth logging: RCMP

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Industry warns deferrals will have major consequences on B.C. forests

Global NewsSimon Little

The BC government is seriously heel-dragging in moving forward to protect endangered old-growth forests, complex ecosystems that can't be replicated by the ensuing second-growth tree-plantations that they are being replaced with. We need them to move forward to end the logging of endangered old-growth forests, ensure a sustainable, value-added, modernized second-growth forest industry, quickly expand the system of protected areas in the province with critical "solutions space" funding for First

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Did you know that in the entire forested area of B.C. less than 1% is remaining highly productive old-growth according to a 2021 study in the Canadian Journal of Forest Research? That is old-growth with big trees, the native ecosystem that should cover most of the coastline and other areas. What’s more is that of the 2.4% of old-growth forests that the B.C. government committed to protecting (which only a small amount was highly productive with big trees) only half has been deferred temporarily

646 viewsSep 6, 2024

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This ancient tree is LONELY because the surrounding ancient forest ecosystem was clear cut. Big Lonely Doug one of the largest Douglas fir trees in the world standing at 66.0m (216.5ft) tall and 3.79m (12.4ft) in diameter. It's located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia just north of Port Renfrew. This famous tree is an icon for the devastation of old growth forests considering the stark contract of this huge ancient tree surrounded by a massive clear cut area with small replanted trees. Old-

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POSSIBLY LARGEST TREE IN CANADA JUST FOUND YESTERDAY IN NORTH VANCOUVER #ancientforest #vancouverisland #tree #oldgrowth #oldgrowthlogging #saveoldgrowth #recedar #northvancouver #vanisland #vancouver #environment #explorevanisle #explorebc #temperaterainforest #conservation #conservationphotography #conservationphotographer #sharevi #pnw #pnwcollective #earthcapture #northvan #northshore #bc #britishcolumbia

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