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Old Growth Stewardship

Business, Environment, Tourism

Why 2024 was a bittersweet year for Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks

Nora O'Malley
Wickaninnish (Cliff Atleo Sr.) and Klakwagiila (Jerry Jack Jr.) share resource management information handed down the generations to the ha'wiih of today
Business, Environment, Reconciliation, Forestry

Integrating ancient resource management wisdom with modern forestry practices – First Annual Indigenous Forestry Conference draws hundreds

Denise Titian
Environment, Forestry

Massive sections of Clayoquot Sound’s forest soon to be protected

Eric Plummer
An ancient Douglas Fir lies in the Nahmint Valley, south of Sproat Lake. (Eric Plummer photo)
Forestry

Annual cut in TFL 46 drops, as volumes show a decline in old growth logging

Eric Plummer
Forestry, BC First Nations

40 years of Meares Island Tribal Park celebrated at Tofino’s Village Green

Nora O'Malley
Environment, Forestry

Ahousaht and Tla-o-qui-aht to establish conservancies in old-growth forest areas

Denise Titian
Environment, BC First Nations

Government makes big conservation pledges, but recognition of Indigenous protected areas remains to be seen

Eric Plummer
Environment, Forestry, Fisheries

Mowachaht/Muchalaht awarded $15 million to protect old growth and salmon

Eric Plummer
Environment, Forestry

Massive red cedar resembling rock wall discovered in Ahousaht territory

Karly Blats
Environment

Indigenous-led coastal stewardship corridor established, with funding from Parks Canada

Konnar Oliver
Forestry

Fairy Creek protected until early 2025

Eric Plummer
Environment

Government commits to protecting 30 per cent of B.C.’s lands by 2030

Karly Blats

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