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Aug 11, 2026
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BC Aims to Revive Spotted Owls in the Wild. So Why Log Fire Lake? - The Tyee
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Fire Lake lies 75 kilometres north of Metro Vancouver, near Garibaldi Park. The lake is long and narrow, like a cigar, and framed by a forest with 1,000-year-old yellow cedars and Douglas firs mantled with mosses and lichens.
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Five years ago, the B.C. government earmarked the Fire Lake forest as a priority old-growth logging deferral area.
Part of the forest sits in a wildlife habi…
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