More than a quarter million people from around the world call on the BC government to save old-growth forests
The B.C. government also received an open letter co-signed by 39 NGOs from Asia, Africa, South and North America, Europe and Australia
Fire in Pacific Northwest region (U.S. Forest Service)200 organizations call for urgent provincial action to confront the climate emergency
Broad coalition calls for urgent provincial action to confront the climate emergency
Teal Jones has begun logging in area with confirmed endangered marbled murrelet sightings
This summer alone, there have been over 300 marbled murrelet sightings in the area that Teal-Jones is now logging.
See a full version of the report card here: https://sierraclub.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021-September-OGSR-report-card-reduced-size.pdfNGO report card: One year after B.C. promised action, logging continues in almost all at-risk old-growth forests
Report card raises alarm about predatory delay contributing to climate and extinction crises, lack of support for First Nations and forestry reforms, fuelling Canada’s biggest act of civil disobedience.
Sierra Club BC reacts to police violence against old-growth forest defenders on Vancouver Island
Sierra Club BC statement in response to police violence against old-growth forest defenders on Vancouver Island.
Endangered seabird found in old-growth forest slated for logging near Fairy Creek/Ada'itsx
A recent radar survey revealed endangered marbled murrelets are likely to be nesting in the Ada’itsx (Fairy Creek) watershed and surrounding areas.
