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Wilderness Committee continues to fight to protect old growth forest in Walbran Valley

The Wilderness Committee is glad a logging company wasn’t granted a nine-month extension onĀ an injunction in the Walbran Valley on Vancouver Island.

Teal Jones wanted to extend and expandĀ the injunction to keep peopleĀ from visiting an area of old growth forest they’reĀ in the process of logging.

Joe Foy with the Wilderness Committee says the original injunctionĀ ran outĀ December 14th.

This week, the Port Renfrew Chamber of Commerce added their voice to the call to save what remains of old growth forests on the island.

They issued a statement calling on the provinceĀ to protect the Central Walbran Valley, which is a popular tourist destination.

(Photo fromĀ Wilderness CommitteeĀ website)

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