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Environmentalists urge B.C. to halt logging in Tsitika Watershed, north of Sayward

Pacific Wild says the cutblock holds habitat for threatened species and 317 marbled murrelets were recorded nearby in one day.

Summary by Parksville Qualicum Beach News
Environmentalists are calling on the B.C. government to halt logging in a Tsitika watershed cutblock on northern Vancouver Island that has been designated for old-growth deferral. But the First Nations whose territory it falls in say they have their own approach to managing the area sustainably. Concerns over logging practices Pacific Wild, an environmental organization, says B.C. Timber Sales (BCTS) is selling off rare and ecologically signific…

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Parksville Qualicum Beach News broke the news in Parksville, Canada on Wednesday, May 27, 2026.
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