We’re excited to share an amazing new video with you featuring the Kanaka Bar Indian Band’s proposed T’eqt’aqtn Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area (IPCA).
BC’s private forests aren’t subject to the same logging regulations as those on public land — putting old growth, wildlife habitat and significant ecosystems at risk.
Ancient Forest Alliance is hiring enthusiastic and self-motivated door canvassers to support our campaign through outreach and fundraising in Victoria, BC.
We want to thank our friends at Elements Outfitters, who not only contribute to AFA as part of their 1% For The Planet program but also sell our merchandise at their Patagonia Victoria store.
As economically devastating tariffs threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump loom, BC Premier David Eby has directed his cabinet to prioritize economic development and make it easier for corporate interests to feel confident investing in the province.
An exciting aspect of the Ancient Forest Alliance’s transition to a charitable organization is our newfound ability to accept donations through various foundations! We extend our gratitude to the following foundations for their generous contributions toward ancient forest protection in British Columbia for 2024.
See Ancient Forest Alliance’s top highlights from 2024, including photos, videos, news stories, and more!
The cooperation agreement’s priorities include the protection of Fairy Creek and a comprehensive review of BC forests in partnership with First Nations and diverse sectors, offering a key opportunity to strengthen old-growth forest protection policies.
TJ Watt, renowned Ancient Forest Alliance photographer, big-tree hunter, and National Geographic Explorer, took the stage at TEDxVictoria 2024 to deliver his talk titled One Last Shot to Protect Old-Growth Forests in British Columbia.
Witness the majestic bald eagle in the temperate rainforests of BC, where they nest in ancient trees and hunt for wild salmon. Learn about their impressive vision, enormous nests, and how the Chehalis and Harrison Rivers host one of the world’s largest eagle concentrations.
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