Article content In a media release, RCMP Chief Superintendent John Brewer said he visited the injunction area Saturday and noted “18 living trees had been cut with chainsaws and felled across the road, blocking vehicle access. One person on a tripod structure was also noted to be smoking a cigarette surrounded by dry and tinder forest.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or RCMP accuse protesters of cutting healthy trees to block logging road access Back to video Since August 2020, members of the Rainforest Flying Squad and other environmental activists have set up moving blockades in their bid to prevent logging and road-building in old-growth forests. In April, B.C. Supreme Court granted Teal-Jones an injunction intended to stop protesters from blocking roads in Tree Farm Licence 46, north of Port Renfrew.