Wilderness Committee

🚨 TAKE ACTION - tell the B.C. government to restore public access to Walbran and Carmanah 🌲

Write to the district manager responsible for the area, local MLA Josie Osborne & Minister of Forests Ravi Parmar to tell them to reopen access to these globally significant old-growth forests.

Send your letter today 👇

Restore public access to Walbran and Carmanah Valleys in B.C. Founded in 1980 as a registered non-profit society and federal charity, 50,000 supporters, volunteers and activists from coast to coast to coast work together to protect nature, defend wildlife and fight for a stable and healthy climate.

"No amount of dollars will bring species back from extinction," - Lucero Gonzalez Ruiz, Conservation and Policy Campaigner.

Canada’s nature plan promises $3.8B for protection — but Carney promises unchecked destruction In isolation, the federal government’s new nature strategy, A Force of Nature — released in March and backed by a $3.8-billion commitment to protect 30 per cent of lands and waters by 2030 — might appear like progress.

This is the state of a forest mapped by the federal government as critical spotted owl habitat.

Our fact-finding team just returned from Fire Lake, where we found a BC Timber Sales logging operation mowing down old-growth forests within this federally-mapped critical habitat. Some of the trees being felled are many hundreds of years old.

We urgently need you to write to government leaders and demand protection for these critical forests ➡️ https://www.wildernesscommittee.org/take-action/bc-must-stop-logging-spotted-owl-critical-habitat