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Them. reporter: the company that holds the logging rights for that area is speaking out. over 70% of the province is old—growth, is protected. forestry is a huge contributor to our economy. $32 billion for the gdp. they are going to tell us how forestry should be i in british columbia? you are not from here, go home! we're all lytton evacuees. and so if we weren't here, this campground would have nobody. we hoped that the owner would allow us to stay after 1 october but they said no, because i think it will cost them a lot to keep

Oh yeah! we know that the old—growth trees help on a bigger scale. we know that their roots go deeper into the ground, and they help the trees around them. reporter: the company that holds the logging rights for that area is speaking out. over 70% of the province is old—growth, is protected. forestry is a huge contributor to our economy. $32 billion for the gdp. they are going to tell us how forestry should be i in british columbia? you are not from here, go home!

See cedar is this big anywhere anymore. trees that big with that kind of bark. we know our forests help us clean our air, and we know our forests help us clean ourair, and it we know our forests help us clean our air, and it is an exchange. oh yeah! we know that the old—growth trees help on a bigger scale. we know that their roots go deeper into the ground. and they help the trees around them. the company that holds the logging rights for that area is speaking out. logging rights for that area is speaking out-— speaking out. over 70% of the rovince speaking out. over 70% of the province is...

Like, how often do you see fir trees that big with that kind of bark? we know our forests help us clean our air, and it's an exchange. oh, yeah! we know that the old—growth trees help on a bigger scale. we know that their roots go deeper into the ground, and they help the trees around them. reporter: the company that holds the logging rights for that area is speaking out. over 70% of the province is old—growth, is protected. forestry is a huge contributor to our economy. $32 billion for the gdp.

And they help the trees around them. reporter: the company that holds the logging rights for that area is speaking out. over 70% of the province is old—growth, is protected. forestry is a huge contributor to our economy. $32 billion for the gdp. they are going to l tell us how forestry should be in british columbia? you are not from here, go home! we�*re all lytton evacuees. and so if we weren�*t here, this campground would have nobody. we hoped that the owner