But the only story that really matters is the one told on the land, and that story is one of irreplaceable forests being cut down for money at a mainly unchanged pace.
The last four years have been marked by limited temporary logging pauses, additional reports, promised funding and endless assurances that this government understands the importance of biodiversity.
Is there anything more jolly and whimsical than these chonkers getting absolutely high school wasted on late summer nectar?
I mean I could give it a shot? All the best to you and your husband, back-to-school week is a big one!
One of my more polarizing and inconsistent political beliefs is that there is literally no amount of money that I would consider too high for a teacher’s salary.
"The BC government promised the people of this province that they would increase transparency in how forests are managed in the province, and they haven’t done that." -Tobyn Neame, Wilderness Committee thenarwhal.ca/bc-logging-w...
B.C. Ministry of Forests alleges forestry companies logged without authorization about 170 times since 2021 — but transparency is lacking
Red cedar has been my favourite tree for forever. The forests they grow in have played a huge role in my life. I’ve been dreaming about these boughs for a long time, and I’m grateful to my bud Alex (@hoddog.ink on instagram)for bringing them to life.Red cedar has been my favourite tree for forever. The forests they grow in have played a huge role in my life. I’ve been dreaming about these boughs for a long time, and I’m grateful to my bud Alex (@hoddog.ink on instagram)for bringing them to life.
I’ll take On The Nose Ship Names for a thousand, Alex. This ship is loading raw logs at the harbour in Nanaimo right now. A forest industry here could be sustainable if it was about support local well being. But these ecosystems have limits, and the global hunger for profit does not.
