Last Stand: Saving the Elwha River's Legacy Forests
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Published 2024-04-23
Please donate to the Elwha Forest Fund campaign at www.earthlawcenter.org.
Featuring: Earth Law Center’s Elizabeth Dunne, along with Dominick DellaSala, Howard Garrett, Freddie Lane, Scott McGee, Nina Sarmiento, Pooja Sharma, Latrisha Suggs, Dave Upthegrove & Nathan West.
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All Comments (19)
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“Man did not weave the web of life, he is merely a strand in it. Whatever he does to the web, he does to himself.” - Chief Seattle Tears of sorrow for the clear cut scars and tears of joy for the small victories. Thanks for the film.
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Thank you very much.
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Thank you 💖
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What a beautiful forest and great community!
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The connection between the earth and man must be preserved more, lots more! I will see what I can do to help and help protect against the greed of the loggers.
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When I lived in the Puget Sound area, I spent so much time hiking around the Elwha and was so excited to see the dams finally come down. It is disgusting and enraging that the DNR is still trying to sell off legacy forests, especially around the Elwha after finally winning the battle to get the dams removed. Good work, but I don't doubt that you'll face many more tough battles to save these forests in the years ahead.
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Wow! What a wonderful film and such an important fight! ❤❤❤
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Big leaf maples, Acer macrophyllum , such a place, save and let the forest growing old, as the ecosystem adapts naturally back to its roots!
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great video
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Great mini documentary👌
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As long as they don't export the timber. Our natural resources should be used in our own country.
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Powerful film. The pursuit of money is killing the Earth. We have to live at one with Mother Earth not kill her as said in the film "Death by a thousand cuts"
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Sad. They log our rivers in Oregon and it’s not ethical. Save the salmon and steelhead and restore quickly. In 10 years you’ll be able to get some piece back
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mycelium will bring it back.
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Only CASH matters. Companies are citizens they are the only citizens that matter. DNR members on the take, taking the lead of the bought off supreme court. Above the laws.
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It should be illegal to cut down lowland rainforest
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Selective cut not clear cut also stop selling raw logs out of the area keep local Timber companies in business let them sell processed wood
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Should be building out of stone and concrete, or hemp bales or whatever. Enough of using wood already. With the climate changing, trees are more valuable standing in a forest. I’m just so sick of people who are more concerned with destroying for profit rather than protecting what we have left.
