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Comprehensive guide to logging and environmental issues in Temagami |
MAPS LOGGING PLANS VIDEO |
Saving Temagami After 12 years of quiet in the heartland of Temagami, logging has targeted the Muskego Wildlands, Spirit Forest and Misabi Range.
Maple Mountain logging slated for winter Long the inviolable symbol of wild and pristine Temagami, slopes of the Maple Mountain range will be logged this winter. Maple Mountain road and logging gets go-ahead Mountain logging surprise to many New logging proposed for the west side of Temagami in the Sudbury district No decision means no logging. How long will we wait? FOLLOWUP: Logging environmental assessment denied The 2004-05 logging plan has been approved. Map Logging roads push into Muskego Wildlands New logging roads continue to push into Temagami's largest remaining unprotected roadless area. Government forestry audit predicts return of conflict A series of exposés from the independent audit produced for the Ontario government on forestry in Temagami. Part I Part II Part III Satellite photo shows extent of clear-cutting Ontario wants to increase logging 400 per cent, most will be clear-cut A series: MNR has released the first look at its new timber plan for 2004 to 2009 and most logging areas will be clear-cut. The plan also proposes to increase logging by 400 per cent over that of the last decade. Earthroots going to court to stop logging road across conservation reserve Earthroots filed suit against the proposed Bob Lake logging road. The road would be used to access blocks 30 and 46 from the Red Squirrel Road by crossing the Bob Lake Conservation Reserve. UPDATE
Logging near Sacred Rock called religious persecution Alex Mathias, the last Teme-Augama Anishnabai living on traditional family lands, sees the logging as a threat to his ancient rites. Illegal clear-cutting is rampant MNR continues to break the rules. Illegal clear-cuts will cover an area larger than 8,500 football fields. MNR under investigation for illegal clear-cutting
The hand of the Ontario government is applied unevenly, and guess who comes out sitting on the throne? Environmentalists oppose logging, call for public's help Earthroots sets out reasons for opposing logging and launches its action program. Reading between the lines with MNR MNR has been sending out a standard response to public comments voicing concern over the Sharp Rock logging. If you could read between the lines, this is what you'd learn. |
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