Tamihi Logging Co. has partnered with the Seabird Island Band to apply for a boundary adjustment at BC's Sasquatch Provincial Park, near Harrison Hot Springs, in order to enable logging trucks to travel through the park for access to a nearby proposed logging area.

Local community members and park users from the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley have said NO to this dangerous plan, and will have an opportunity to express opposition at an upcoming public meeting held by the proponents in Chilliwack.

Here are the details:

Public Meeting on Proposed Sasquatch Provincial Park Boundary Adjustment

Thursday, June 19th
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 
Coast Chilliwack Hotel (Fraser Room)
45920 First Avenue, Chilliwack B.C.

It's very important that we have a good turn-out and show the proponents that British Columbians will not accept this type of industrial development in our beloved provincial parks. The Wilderness Commitee's Campaign Director Joe Foy will be attending this public meeting, joining local allies who are working to protect this well-used park in the Fraser Valley.

For more information about this issue, click here to view a recent local news article.