In 2001, the 500,000 hectare Stoltmann Wilderness was the biggest and wildest endangered ancient landscape remaining in Southwest BC. The Stoltmann is home to grizzly bears, wolves, mountain goats, spotted owl and 1300 year old Douglas firs. Logging companies have continued to log within the boundaries of the Stoltmann. This 2001 report summarises some of the victories and setbacks in the environmental and first nation groups' valley by valley fight to save Stoltmann

Saving the Stoltmann Wilderness - Valley by Valley

Wilderness Committee Educational Report Vol.20 - No.07, Winter 2001-2002

Credits

Research & Writing: Joe Foy

Editing: Paul George Map: Chris Player

Design and Layout: Sue Fox

Web publishing 2005: Anton van Walraven, Gil Aguilar

Wilderness Committee Educational Report Vol. 20 No. 7 - Winter 2001 - 02. Canadian Mail Product Sales Agreement No. 0900567 Posted in Vancouver.

Printed in Canada on recycled newsprint with vegetable-based inks. WCWC 2001. All rights reserved.

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