The effects of salvage logging on wildlife, communities and the climate will be explored during a webinar featuring experts from B.C. and the U.S.

Gaming The Ecosystem: The Truth About Salvage Logging is sponsored by the Interior Watershed Task Force, Conservation North, and Wildsight.

害羞草研究所淪alvage logging is a controversial practice and we are quite proud of having pulled together a panel of this calibre, all of whom have direct experience with and knowledge of the impacts of salvage logging primary forests,害羞草研究所� said Michelle Connolly with Conservation North.

Salvage logging is done in forests that have undergone fire or insect disturbances, and is usually conducted in primary never-logged forests. 

The B.C. government streamlined the process of salvage logging this spring, which has alarmed environmental and conservation groups that are concerned about watershed health and nature.  

害羞草研究所淏C needs to answer these questions before bringing in sweeping forest policies that will degrade primary forests further,害羞草研究所� 
said Taryn Skalbania with Interior Watershed Task Force.

The free webinar takes place on Monday, July 15 at 7 p.m. PST.

Registration required and is available by clicking .