Save Central Walbran Valley
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The Central Walbran Valley Ancient Forest is located along the border of the Carmannah/Walbran Provincial Park, south Vancouver island, British Columbia, Canada, in traditional Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations territory,
is a rare, unprotected world-class remnant of some of the oldest and largest Western redcedar trees on earth, a living reservoir of coastal forest biodiversity and a remote temperate rainforest wilderness of outstanding ecological and recreational values.
The recent proposed logging plans for eight cutblocks by Surrey-based logging company Teal-Jones, in the endangered heart of the Walbran Valley Ancient Forest, has prompted Friends of Carmannah/Walbran to cut witness trails into some of these wild places to provide public access to citizen's wishing to experience their natural beauty firsthand and take action for their protection. Visitors are encouraged to participate in the development and maintenance of a communal base camp which will support further trailbuilding, biological research and non-violent protest activities in the valley.
Friends of Carmanah/Walbran is a 100% volunteer-run collective of like-minded people unequivocally opposed to these logging plans on the grounds that they threaten: the ecological integrity of the surrounding forests and steep upper slopes of the Castle Grove, the delicate hydrology of the watershed, rare karst formations, critical and endangered wildlife habitat, the carbon-storing services of the ancient forest and irreplaceable splendour of this popular south island wilderness recreation destination, which de facto serves as perhaps the most popular entrance point into Carmannah/Walbran Provincial Park.
is a rare, unprotected world-class remnant of some of the oldest and largest Western redcedar trees on earth, a living reservoir of coastal forest biodiversity and a remote temperate rainforest wilderness of outstanding ecological and recreational values.
The recent proposed logging plans for eight cutblocks by Surrey-based logging company Teal-Jones, in the endangered heart of the Walbran Valley Ancient Forest, has prompted Friends of Carmannah/Walbran to cut witness trails into some of these wild places to provide public access to citizen's wishing to experience their natural beauty firsthand and take action for their protection. Visitors are encouraged to participate in the development and maintenance of a communal base camp which will support further trailbuilding, biological research and non-violent protest activities in the valley.
Friends of Carmanah/Walbran is a 100% volunteer-run collective of like-minded people unequivocally opposed to these logging plans on the grounds that they threaten: the ecological integrity of the surrounding forests and steep upper slopes of the Castle Grove, the delicate hydrology of the watershed, rare karst formations, critical and endangered wildlife habitat, the carbon-storing services of the ancient forest and irreplaceable splendour of this popular south island wilderness recreation destination, which de facto serves as perhaps the most popular entrance point into Carmannah/Walbran Provincial Park.
Organisator
Friends of Carmanah Walbran
Organisator
Victoria, BC
