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Video: HUGE old‑growth hemlock trees in Algonquin Park

Wednesday, January 12, 2022 Katie Krelove

Check out our old-growth scouting trip in Algonquin Park. It was truly magical to be around these majestic beings hundreds of years old. Sadly these trees are located in the 65 per cent of the park that is not protected from logging — and indeed are on the "harvest" map for 2021-2031. Mark the shortest day of the year by speaking up to #EndParkLogging with our handy action tool.

It’s time to end logging in Algonquin Park

It’s time to end logging in Algonquin Park

Two-thirds of this park fails to meet federal and international definitions of ‘protected’ nature. Act now to change this!

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