WHAT'S NEW

Logging rainforest for pellets

Prince George, BC - A northern forest advocacy group recently encountered pink flagging indicating a planned cutblock in the globally-rare inland rainforest just 45 minutes east of Prince George. “Finding flagging isn’t new. What was different here is that it had the...

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Solidarity with hunger strikers

We are reprinting this story from today's National Observer. Like the hunger strikers, we want old growth protection, NOT "sustainable" logging of them. Environment minister says he shares concerns of B.C. hunger strikers By Carl Meyer | News, Politics, Federal policy...

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Fresh trails!

Fresh trails! This summer, with funding from Yellowstone to Yukon’s (Y2Y) Partner Grant Program, Conservation North, Save-The-Cedar League, and local volunteers have worked to revitalize two trails in the Inland Rainforest east of Prince George: the Morkill Old Growth...

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Letters to the Old Growth Panel

We submitted our letter to the Old Growth Strategic Review Panel today: Letter to Old Growth Review Panel Send your letter to oldgrowthbc@gov.bc.ca by January 31st at 4:00 PM. Here are some letters that we received permission to reprint: Dear Garry Merkel and Al...

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Old Growth Review – use our guidance

Old Growth Review – use our guidance

The government-appointed Old Growth Strategic Review Panel is taking public feedback on what should happen to our  endangered old growth forests. They have an online questionnaire for you to complete, so we've prepared a easy guide to help you fill it in. Please do...

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The Future of Forestry with Herb Hammond Jan. 29

The Future of Forestry with Herb Hammond Jan. 29

HERB HAMMOND is a Registered Professional Forester and forest ecologist with 40 years of experience in research, industry, teaching and consulting. Currently his work is carried out through Silva Ecosystem Consultants and the Silva Forest Foundation. Forest...

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Statement of Support for Wet’suwet’en

Statement of Support for Wet’suwet’en

Conservation North stands in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en people and their hereditary chiefs. We support the Wet’suwet’en’s right to govern their traditional territory following their own laws and protocols.  The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of...

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