Ecotourism advocates point to a fresh future in the forests
When members of the Ancient Forest Alliance asked Port Renfrew restaurant owner Jessica Hicks to host a public meeting about a stand of old growth trees dubbed Avatar Grove, Hicks thought she might use the event as a fundraiser for the fledgeling environmental group. Then, reflecting on her Coastal Kitchen Cafe's place in the community and the smouldering tension between environmentalists and B.C.'s logging towns, Hicks decided a simple information session might ruffle fewer feathers.
Massive stumps raise suspicions
Giant red cedars logged while ecotourism promoted - Support protection of the Avatar Grove before its too late.
Hidden Treasures
You don't need to travel far to enjoy your own treasure hunt in Sooke. Within 15 miles of the Inn there are over 70 caches including several within a kilometer of our door.
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