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B.C. announces $300M Indigenous conservation fund to protect old-growth

The new funding is welcomed by conservation groups that say the province has voiced support for old forest protections while continuing to allow clearcut logging in rare ecosystems and in the habitat of endangered species.

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Old-growth still cut years after B.C. promised protections: advocates

The province promised to implement more than a dozen recommendations made by an independent review. Some worry change for the old forests home to at-risk species hasn’t come fast enough
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A First Nation’s aggressive logging has some members ‘heartbroken’

The McLeod Lake Indian Band clearcut almost all its northern BC treaty lands, leaving lots of stumps and questions. A special report.
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Biden inventory of old-growth forests sparks debate on protection

The U.S. has now inventoried old-growth forests, as President Biden ordered. Will protection be next?
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B.C. logs old-growth home to endangered sapsucker

Almost two decades after the Williamson’s sapsucker was listed as endangered under Canada’s Species at Risk Act, the B.C. government continues to sanction logging in the bird’s old-growth forest critical habitat.

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Running on empty: The BC forestry crash

The closure of a Prince George pulp mill is yet another warning we’re running out of trees.
Coastal black bears need old-growth dens
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A bear’s necessities

Coastal black bears on Vancouver Island are picky buyers when it comes to shopping for den sites—but their preferences clash with logging practices.
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