Great Bear Rainforest

The dispute over the logging of the Great Bear Rain Forest, more specifically the elimination of logging, is not a new issue in the United States. From the 1920s to the 1930s, when the country began to realize protection, citizens emphasized the impact of logging. Critics have questioned whether increasing employment, taxes and economic growth is worth destroying forest areas. Whatever you believe today, the logging industry has become very efficient, so by the end of the 1980's the federal land near 100,000 acres had been cut down since the industry began.

Big Bear's rainforest is home to a fleeting spiritual bear. This rainforest in British Columbia is the largest coastal temperate rain forest on Earth and Big Bear is a respected and protected area. This is peace because it is completely far apart. In addition, there are few roads in the border, which is the main reason behind the silence of the service in this place. This tropical rainforest has abundant habitats of marine life, whales, whales and dolphins, people can find here. And that is the only place where you can see the bear

In British Columbia, where I call it my home, people all over the world are seeing the bear of the Great Bear Rain Forest and the coastal hemlogma. American black bear It is a list of wildlife enthusiasts around the world to see the rare white people's appearance of Elf Bear. Ecotourism is one of the main reasons to protect this area (there is still a long way to go, but this is another time for discussion!). Many Aboriginal communities in this region have few sustainable economic options and fish farms and commercial logging projects are examples of key / past employers in coastal areas. Evolving ecotourism not only increases economic diversity but also provides opportunities for these communities to celebrate their rich cultures and reconnect with their traditions and territories.