Old-growth forests are interesting for eco-fascists, at least. In the wild, they're a waste. They consume more oxygen than they produce. They become a firetrap because the trees are dying and feeding fungi, which use the oxygen and produce tons of CO2 (a vital fertilizer) for the trees. Compared to young trees, old-growth is a barrans of animals going hungry, insects that feed on the living and dead, and so on. In the end, when these forests do burn, the fire snuffs out all life, creates glass which furthers the death toll of animals. Sorry, but science is not going along with the nazism of earth as man's only god.

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That was very informative. Thank you

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No worries half of BC goes into the sea SOON

#saveoldgrowth George Heyman belongs in jail

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Thank you for your work!

Amazing news!

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select logging when done properly helps the forest, best is 0 logging.

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I love this soo much!!! finally people start to getting the right future education to build the foundation!! Thank you soo much!!! 🙏🙏Together we are strong to change the future!! The new planted European Spruce trees in BC are going up in flames every year now, we can't breath anymore in the valleys, Animal Wildlife's come into town seeking help, the smoke is going around the Earth. Fishes not coming up the Rivers anymore and need to be released every spring. Urgent we need more wildlife rescue parks and protect the last standing Rain Forests, because its our Generation already who have nothing left in no time, who will search for drinkable water and travel thru the flames and ashes for to find some sunshine and clear air to finally breath without coughing and getting deadly sick of this Environment creation. Also we need more First nations awareness, like Teepe workshops and Family events to stay mentally strong!!! please vote smart, Green government Party is the only one who is working from people for people and all living things Globally, it's not too late, together we give each other strength we need to survive Wildfires, Pandemics, Wars and the storms!! 🙏🙏🌳🌲🍀🐞🍀🐞🌻🌹🌺💐💐🦌🦌🦌🐺🦊🐁🐀🐹🦔🐻🐻‍❄🦬🦬🐈🐏🦦🐿🦨🐝🐟🐬🐢🐢🦎🐍🦉🦆🦇🦅🪶🐹🦅🕊🕊🐾🐾🐸🐸🍁🍁🍁🦋🦋🏞🏞🌄💚💚🙏🙏💚👍👍🍁🍁🌻🏵

Very interesting, pleased to hear there is more interest in recycling wood rather than sending it to landfill

Curious: Yesterday I washed the Liberals question the NDP on the UK Pellet Company thing. The NDP clearly repeated that the Licence does not include Whole logs of any kind or anywhere - with the exception(s) of significantly damaged trees. So far I am confused about this issue as I just became aware of the issue lately. There must be a truth here somewhere. I just found your Channel and in general I am not fond of Governments although much more so than others. Nice to have found this channel⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Thank you so much for this valuable information

1:10-1:40 🤯…Makes so much sense why we need to protect old growth. Not just because they are special/sacred etc.

I was there this morning, standing with the Nuchatlaht people. You deserve to have your land, live on it and make decisions about how to steward it. It's time for colonisation to give way to land rights and for the government to cooperate with traditional people, instead of the other way around.

Currently a forestry student and I am doing a silvics project on red alder but trying to decide if your information is completely accurate because ENGO's commonly aren't but so far until I saw this I thought you guys were doing great? first off, you do state that the river is fish bearing but are there any fish barriers below? If there is then what they are doing is completely fine because I see that it is extremely small and doesn't look like it could hold salmon due to dry seasons where the trees fell into the river, so I am confused if fish actually make it that far meaning part of the stream might not be fish barring and that is extremely common. Also If they added a riparian area and honestly looks like they did the bare minimum than they are fine legally and yea probably should have extended it for wind throw but streams don't actually get hurt from coarse woody debris? sometimes its actually extremely good for streams because it provides habitat for fish and food, but as I can see it can cause fish barriers and lack needed space for spawning. Just wondering if I could get more info? seems like a great story and I am very into hydrology!

Thank you for sharing! I enjoyed listening to all of you, love from Sweden!

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I like your videos

Excellent webinar. Thanks to all involved!

Thank you for being amazing!

Thank you for this!

Thank you Seth Klein for writing this book!

Well put!

Softly, sincerely spoken, thunderously heard message. Many in the public sphere need to listen. The election is coming.

Beautifully said!!! Thank you!!!! We must keep at it!

How can Sierra Club call itself a "science-based organization" when it ignores the science? Ask yourself, why did Germany's carbon footprint increased significantly when it switched to "green" energy? Why is France's non-green energy policy making it one of the lowest carbon footprint countries, if not the lowest, in Europe? And your support for the racist organization "Black Lives Matter" is puzzling. Don't white lives matter? Don't yellow lives matter? Don't red lives matter? I think ALL lives matter. Ask yourself, why does BLM only protest when a white officer kills a black man and ONLY on an election year? Why no protests when a black officer kills a black man? Why no protest when a black man kills another black man? Don't those lives matter? Was it okay that BLM's activities lead directly to the murder of several black children? Didn't those children's lives matter? They do to me. Realize that your platform may be supporting elitists at the expense of the masses by creating racial divisions and confusion around "green" energy.

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About 80 people gathered in Nelson on Oct 26 & 27, 2019 to create a plan and a message to take to communities across the province and start a grassroots movement to protect and restore forests in BC. The second day we all sat down and strategized solutions and next steps. Over the next few weeks we'll be putting together the report from the gathering then sharing it publicly and with media. There are two ways to make sure you get the info: 1) Like the Boundary Forest Watershed Stewardship Society FB page - that's where info will be shared. 2) Send an email to [email protected] asking to be put on the email list. From there we'll be asking people to help fill specific roles and undertake specific tasks. For more info about the event: www.boundaryforest.org/forest-summit-convergence/

The talks start at 21:30 Jennifer Houghton 21:30 Building People Power & the Big Picture Jeff Brown 42:00 Opportunity: Leveraging Changes to Provincial Legislation - What Regulations and Policy Would Allow ____________to Happen? Herb Hammond 1:16:15 - Public Forests-Private Control: Changes to Provide for Protection of Ecosystem Integrity Erik Piikkila - 3:18:10 - Alternatives to the Current Forestry Model: Learning from the past to understand the present and to plan for the future. Douglas Gook - 4:20:25 - Natural Selection Forestry (NSF) - Stewardship Systems where Wild Forests set the Standard Dr. Brian Horejsi - 5:14:28 Bridging the gap between the science, land use, and democratic processes to reform of public land management Candace Batycki - 6:14:56 The State of Old Growth Forests in the Kootenays Facilitator is Barbarah Nicoll of Glade Watershed Protection.

how about we have kids adopt a forest for future, or create investment strategies called forest future funds, where people get tax rebates for donating to buy back the forests for parks. some people marry trees, and have weddings with trees, for awareness... check it out

Thanks for taking the initiative and helping to spread the truth about the perils we face in our forests. We need to help protect our ecosystems for the future of all life forms ... I hope the government will listen to us !

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Go team Earth! We can increase our argument and zoning for protected areas on the basis that mechanical noise (sound) is a physical force which violates sentient beings living in the natural world: newlemurians.wordpress.com/2017/11/28/peace-its-not-what-they-told-us/

I was privileged to see an absolute mass of caribou moving along a path in the Arctic. It was an amazing sight and will stay with me always. Caribou are an essential part of Indigenous heritage and must be sustained

This is such an inspiring story of hope for wildlife. Great work and thank you Saulteau and West Moberly!

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