This is part five of a five part, 47 minute, 1991 video about the fight to protect the lower Tsitika Valley from logging. The Tsitika watershed is located on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island. Though one clearcut was completed by logging company MacMillan Bloeldel on the edge of the lower Tsitika, despite persistant protest by activists, the area was eventually granted provincial park protection in 1995 and is now off limits to logging.
I came from Spain to volunteer @ the Seton Portage Aboriginal Farm and Trail Project near Lillooet, BC. I spent my days either working on the Indian Reserve Community Farm, or helping re-open ancient First Nation Trails in the Wilderness. I intended to spend only 2 weeks but instead stayed for a month! What a WILD place! Thanks for the opportunity!