BC is a terrific place. It prides itself on its stunning scenery and its pristine and inviolate wilderness. But look in virtually any direction and you see government sponsored destruction (it isn't illegal if you have a permit).
Take for instance the loggers: They chop down old growth forests, taking with it important habitat for a number of endangered species. As if that weren't enough, they illegally chop trees down right to the edge of salmon bearing streams and rivers, causing erosion and further habitat destruction.
Figure 1. Clearcuts and burning woodpiles.
Then you might think the damage is done and over with. But no, the logs are then placed in waterways, where bark falls to the bottom and obliterates anything that may have once been alive. They travel like this all along the coast where they're delivered to pulp and paper mills, which are another story altogether.
Figure 2. Log booming on the mighty Fraser River. Salmon swim through here every year.
Figure 3. Sunken boats rotting in the water.
Anyhow, that's my rant. Come visit us in "the most beautiful place on earth", we'll show you some cool stuff. Not all of it will be ugly.
Rémi
Getting Josh ready... Oh my ;) HILARIOUS!
Yes, I'm the blond.
Keith playing Dr. Reid (our grumpiest prof)
Our theme.
