Rainforest Solutions Project

Promoting conservation and economic alternatives in British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest

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Half the forest isn't enough.

Let's Take It Taller for the Great Bear Rainforest.

 

No matter which way you cut it, protecting 50% of a forest isn't enough to save the whole.

British Columbians helped put this province on the map by calling for the protection of the Great Bear Rainforest. In 2006, provincial and First Nations decision-makers heard you and signed an agreement to save one of the last coastal temperate rainforests of its kind from being destroyed by clearcut logging.

But today, logging is still allowed in 50% of the Great Bear Rainforest.

It’s time to take action again and tell the provincial government to Take It Taller by committing to protect more than just half of the Great Bear Rainforest from logging.

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    One of the most meaningful aspects of my work as senior campaigner on the Great Bear Rainforest is getting to know the communities within the rainforest region, and the individuals who significantly contribute to their collective wellbeing. One such individual is Larry Jorgenson.    »Read More

  • A Double Threat

    This is the final article in a three-part series on Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest. February marked the six-year anniversary of the Great Bear Rainforest Agreements, which were celebrated as one of the worlds greatest rainforest conservation stories. To this day, however, half the Great Bear Rainforest is still open to logging.    »Read More

  • A Forest Like No Other

    The second article in a three-part series on Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest. February marked the six-year anniversary of the Great Bear Rainforest Agreements, which were celebrated as one of the worlds greatest rainforest conservation stories. To this day, however, half the Great Bear Rainforest is still open to logging.    »Read More

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