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Learn more about how logging increases forest fire hazard by exploring the documents and links below. Please share what you know about clearcut logging and forest fire hazard in the forum.
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Leaked data reveals new threat to BC’s old growth forests
This has been going on long before the 80's. In the 70's when I was in Clearwater there were calls to reduce the size of clearcuts, they have only gotten bigger and we are wiping out 30 and 40 year old trees to get at the good stuff. An absolute shame and someone should be going to jail. -
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FUTURE OF OUR FORESTS - Preserving BC's Primary Forests Today to Protect Water and Wildlife Tomorrow
untilSaturday, April 13th, 1-5:30pm UBC Okanagan Campus ASC 140 Admission by Advanced Sponsorship/Donation for Reserved Seating and Donations at the Door for Available Seating Programme 1:00 Indigenous Territorial Welcome, Grouse and Pamela Barnes, Syilx elders 1:15 Land Acknowledgment - Alex Morrison, Chair, Peachland Watershed Protection Alliance 1:20 Welcome Remarks & Introductions Eveline Wolterson; Casey Como, IWTF Hosts Taryn Skalbania, IWTF/PWPA, IWTF Address 1:30-1:55 Elliot Tonasket, Retired Councillor & Natural Resource Consultant, Penticton Indian Band Syilx Forestry Standards 2:00-2:25 Michelle Connolly, Conservation North, Protecting Primary Forests, Preserving Biodiversity 2:30-2:55 Refreshment Break, Arts & Science Foyer & Courtyard 3:00-3:35 MLA Mike Morris, Prince George-Mackenzie, Saving BC’s Wildlife – Future for Our Forests 3:40-4:15 Dr. Younes Alila, UBC Forest Resource Management, Hydrology of Convenience in BC Forestry 4:20-4:40 Jennifer Houghton, Boundary Forest Watershed Stewardship Society, The Power of Trees: Safeguarding Communities by Protecting Forests by Law 4:45-4:55 Barry Brandow, Granby Guides & Outfitters, Acknowledgement of Speakers 5:00- 5:25 Q & A panel 5:30-5:45 Dr. John Wagner, UBCO Environmental Anthropologist, Closing Remarks 5:45 Socializing REGISTRATION for UBCO event and live zoom on Eventbrite coming soon! Here:__________________________ Live Event to be recorded and shared LOCATION: UBC Okanagan Campus ASC 140 Theatre - UBC OKANAGAN Arts and Science building, ASC 140 (ground level) – see: https://learningspaces.ok.ubc.ca/classrooms/asc-140. Adjoining Reception Foyer - https://learningspaces.ok.ubc.ca/classrooms/asc-asc-112. Parking: https://parking.ok.ubc.ca/visitor-event-parking/short-term/. (Paid parking in effect at all times.) Get directions: https://ok.ubc.ca/about/maps-directions-tours/ The Interior Watershed Task Force is a coalition of more than twenty NGOs, Community Organizations, and Professionals that was initiated in 2023. The IWTF advocates for the legal protection and preservation of water, primary and natural forests, wildlife and critical habitats in the BC interior. We are based in the Okanagan region of BC and respectfully live and work on ancestral territories of several First Nations. -
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Communities join forces to protect water, wild places and wildlife
Every clear cut tree (especially those in high elevation) contributes to drought and flood. -
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Drax mills still getting material from old growth
Time for Katrine Conway and BCTS to go. They have caused enough damage. -
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Forest Minister
Here's the first 10 minutes or so of the video Taryn linked to. Morris is always interesting to listen to.
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