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  1. A proposed development for a private property on Admirals Road will result in the removal of 33 #GarryOak trees. The #Esquimalt #Climate Organizers have started a petition to prevent this from happening.

    This petition asks the #EsquimaltCouncil to deny the current #development permit for the property and require it to be redesigned to allow for the #preservation of the Garry Oak and #DouglasFir #ecosystem. The removal of these #trees would have a large negative impact on #habitat and hydrology for the community, and will require 66 #replacement trees elsewhere as per Esquimalt’s #TreeProtection bylaw.

    Please sign the #petition
    c.org/kgxpP2yfLd

    #SignPetition #ClimateAction #Ecological #VictoriaBC #YYJ #ViewRoyal #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #CapitalRegionalDistrict #SaveTheTrees #biodiversity

  2. A proposed development for a private property on Admirals Road will result in the removal of 33 #GarryOak trees. The #Esquimalt #Climate Organizers have started a petition to prevent this from happening.

    This petition asks the #EsquimaltCouncil to deny the current #development permit for the property and require it to be redesigned to allow for the #preservation of the Garry Oak and #DouglasFir #ecosystem. The removal of these #trees would have a large negative impact on #habitat and hydrology for the community, and will require 66 #replacement trees elsewhere as per Esquimalt’s #TreeProtection bylaw.

    Please sign the #petition
    c.org/kgxpP2yfLd

    #SignPetition #ClimateAction #Ecological #VictoriaBC #YYJ #ViewRoyal #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #CapitalRegionalDistrict #SaveTheTrees #biodiversity

  3. #Douglasfir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)[4] is an evergreen conifer species in the pine family, Pinaceae. It is the tallest tree in the Pinaceae family.[5] It is native to western North America and is also known as Douglas-fir,[6] Douglas spruce,[7] Oregon pine,[8] and Columbian pine.[9

  4. My #PhotoArt tribute to #BigLonelyDoug - one of the biggest #DouglasFir #trees in the world.

    Learn more about this lonely #OldGrowth tree:
    "It has the third highest tree score and third widest diameter of any known Douglas-fir in Canada, following the Red Creek Fir in the nearby San Juan Valley and the Bonin Giant in the Coquitlam River watershed in British Columbia's Lower Mainland"
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Lone

    #SaveOldGrowth #WorthMoreStanding #BCForestryReform #ProtectForests #StopDeforestation #StopEcocide #PortRenfrew #Pacheedaht #Dididaht #TreeLovers #fir #EarthNeedsGuardians #nature #CarbonSink #Climate #BanCorporateLobbyists #StopCorporateWelfare #BCpoli #BCNDP #BCNewDeathParty #CapitalismKillsEverything #Environmentalist #PhotoEdit #VisualArt #ThickTrunkTuesday

  5. My #PhotoArt tribute to #BigLonelyDoug - one of the biggest #DouglasFir #trees in the world.

    Learn more about this lonely #OldGrowth tree:
    "It has the third highest tree score and third widest diameter of any known Douglas-fir in Canada, following the Red Creek Fir in the nearby San Juan Valley and the Bonin Giant in the Coquitlam River watershed in British Columbia's Lower Mainland"
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Lone

    #SaveOldGrowth #WorthMoreStanding #BCForestryReform #ProtectForests #StopDeforestation #StopEcocide #PortRenfrew #Pacheedaht #Dididaht #TreeLovers #fir #EarthNeedsGuardians #nature #CarbonSink #Climate #BanCorporateLobbyists #StopCorporateWelfare #BCpoli #BCNDP #BCNewDeathParty #CapitalismKillsEverything #Environmentalist #PhotoEdit #VisualArt #ThickTrunkTuesday

  6. Inhale. 2. 3. 4.
    Pause. 2. 3. 4.
    Exhale. 2. 3. 4.
    Pause. 2. 3. 4.
    Inhale…

    #photography #douglasFir

  7. Inhale. 2. 3. 4.
    Pause. 2. 3. 4.
    Exhale. 2. 3. 4.
    Pause. 2. 3. 4.
    Inhale…

    #photography #douglasFir

  8. In the distance, the 100-year forest. In the foreground, what’s left when a strip of that forest is felled, yarded, hauled, and most of what’s left is heaped into 4-metre high piles. All of that happened less than 12 months ago. In the next season the forest’s renewal will become evident. In the meantime, there’s a scar. And my memories of stillness, deer, bear, and big Douglas Firs.

    #Pnw #vancouverisland #bxw #photography #foto #forest #nature #summer #fall #autumn #trees #forestry #logging #douglasfir #worthmorestanding #secondgrowth

  9. In the distance, the 100-year forest. In the foreground, what’s left when a strip of that forest is felled, yarded, hauled, and most of what’s left is heaped into 4-metre high piles. All of that happened less than 12 months ago. In the next season the forest’s renewal will become evident. In the meantime, there’s a scar. And my memories of stillness, deer, bear, and big Douglas Firs.

    #Pnw #vancouverisland #bxw #photography #foto #forest #nature #summer #fall #autumn #trees #forestry #logging #douglasfir #worthmorestanding #secondgrowth

  10. A sunlit path through the 100-year forest.
    The North Georgia Plain was once a “loggers paradise.“ Large swaths of even-aged Douglas Fir stood where a large wildfire had raged in the 1600s. By 1940, the larger portion of this “paradise” was felled, yarded, boomed, and towed to mills on the Fraser River. Cleared of stumps and slash that paradise made way for farms. Wherever the forest returned, it was being cut a second time once it reached 50+ years. Only in small corners, or in strips along creeks or at the edge of farm fields, and the rare park, is the 100-year forest becoming itself.
    These trees lie in one of those farm strips. A small salmon-bearing creek runs through it. A local elementary school created this trail. In the later fall, when the summer drought is washed away by the rains, teachers bring their classes here. They might learn how the forest and the salmon nourish each other.

    #vancouverisland #bxw #photography #foto #forest #nature #salmon #douglasfir

  11. A sunlit path through the 100-year forest.
    The North Georgia Plain was once a “loggers paradise.“ Large swaths of even-aged Douglas Fir stood where a large wildfire had raged in the 1600s. By 1940, the larger portion of this “paradise” was felled, yarded, boomed, and towed to mills on the Fraser River. Cleared of stumps and slash that paradise made way for farms. Wherever the forest returned, it was being cut a second time once it reached 50+ years. Only in small corners, or in strips along creeks or at the edge of farm fields, and the rare park, is the 100-year forest becoming itself.
    These trees lie in one of those farm strips. A small salmon-bearing creek runs through it. A local elementary school created this trail. In the later fall, when the summer drought is washed away by the rains, teachers bring their classes here. They might learn how the forest and the salmon nourish each other.

    #vancouverisland #bxw #photography #foto #forest #nature #salmon #douglasfir

  12. Seeing the Fungi for the Trees biographic.com/seeing-the-fung

    Global hotspots of mycorrhizal fungal richness are poorly protected nature.com/articles/s41586-025

    "the two groups can overlap in the same environments... for instance, in Northern California, #DouglasFir #trees have ectomycorrhizal #fungi and #redwoods have arbuscular fungi... from the perspective of a #fungus interacting with their roots, they’re profoundly different"

  13. In the 100-year woods.
    Two large second growth Douglas Firs stand on the edge of a younger stand of Firs. The younger stand may have grown in a clearing (for a field for livestock grazing, or extensive gardens, it’s not clear) made by settlers in the early part of the 20th century. This once-cleared area is lined by these large second growth Firs.

    #vancouverisland #bxw #blackandwhite #forest #forestphotography #texture #nature #naturephotography #trees #douglasfir #secondgrowth #bigtrees #settlement

  14. In the 100-year woods.
    Two large second growth Douglas Firs stand on the edge of a younger stand of Firs. The younger stand may have grown in a clearing (for a field for livestock grazing, or extensive gardens, it’s not clear) made by settlers in the early part of the 20th century. This once-cleared area is lined by these large second growth Firs.

    #vancouverisland #bxw #blackandwhite #forest #forestphotography #texture #nature #naturephotography #trees #douglasfir #secondgrowth #bigtrees #settlement

  15. In the 100-year wood.
    A Broadleaf Maple, flanked by two second growth Douglas Firs.
    Maples are an important, often under-appreciated, part of the coastal forest here on Vancouver Island.

    #bxw #photography #foto #forest #trees #vancouverisland #secondgrowth #douglasfir #maples #forestry

  16. In the 100-year wood.
    A Broadleaf Maple, flanked by two second growth Douglas Firs.
    Maples are an important, often under-appreciated, part of the coastal forest here on Vancouver Island.

    #bxw #photography #foto #forest #trees #vancouverisland #secondgrowth #douglasfir #maples #forestry

  17. Another maturing second growth Douglas Fir in the 100-year wood that is the Comox Valley.
    Notice the beginnings of the “butt swell.”
    For more forest industry related pics please see j.mp/ForestPics

    #bxw #photography #foto #vancouverisland #trees #douglasfir #secondgrowth #forestry

  18. Another maturing second growth Douglas Fir in the 100-year wood that is the Comox Valley.
    Notice the beginnings of the “butt swell.”
    For more forest industry related pics please see j.mp/ForestPics

    #bxw #photography #foto #vancouverisland #trees #douglasfir #secondgrowth #forestry

  19. A year ago there was a narrow but beautiful and well-grown strip of second-growth Douglas Fir. 100+ year old trees. When they’re gone, they’re gone.
    I miss that those trees.

    #forests #trees #vancouverisland #secondgrowth #douglasfir #worthmorestanding #bxw #photography #foto

  20. A year ago there was a narrow but beautiful and well-grown strip of second-growth Douglas Fir. 100+ year old trees. When they’re gone, they’re gone.
    I miss that those trees.

    #forests #trees #vancouverisland #secondgrowth #douglasfir #worthmorestanding #bxw #photography #foto

  21. A mysterious collection of large beach stones hidden in the Oregon Grape underbrush. Oceanside ancient Douglas Fir forest on an island near Vancouver Island. With Laladoodle.

    #forest #trees #douglasfir #oldgrowth #photography #vancouverisland #dogsofmastodon #oldgrowth #mystery @vi @trees @photography

  22. A mysterious collection of large beach stones hidden in the Oregon Grape underbrush. Oceanside ancient Douglas Fir forest on an island near Vancouver Island. With Laladoodle.

    #forest #trees #douglasfir #oldgrowth #photography #vancouverisland #dogsofmastodon #oldgrowth #mystery @vi @trees @photography

  23. 🌲 The biggest “wild” old growth Douglas Fir (not in a park, not on a big tree registry) I’ve ever found. On Vancouver Island. Not on any trails. The mystery: Why did the loggers leave this one standing? There are stumps nearby from other, smaller original trees.

    #bigtree #oldgrowth #douglasfir #vancouverisland #wild
    #photography #fotofriday #foto #trees #forest

  24. 🌲 The biggest “wild” old growth Douglas Fir (not in a park, not on a big tree registry) I’ve ever found. On Vancouver Island. Not on any trails. The mystery: Why did the loggers leave this one standing? There are stumps nearby from other, smaller original trees.

    #bigtree #oldgrowth #douglasfir #vancouverisland #wild
    #photography #fotofriday #foto #trees #forest

  25. For #ThickTrunkTuesday I have a question. I often see mature cedar trees and Douglas fir growing very close to each other, touching, and I wonder why. Are they protecting each other from diseases, why do they grow so close to each other? If you have knowledge or a scientific explanation, I'd love to hear it.

    I photographed these 4 trees last week on Vancouver Island, BC.

    #trees #cedar #DouglasFir #flora #PNW #VancouverIsland #biology #ecosystems

  26. For #ThickTrunkTuesday I have a question. I often see mature cedar trees and Douglas fir growing very close to each other, touching, and I wonder why. Are they protecting each other from diseases, why do they grow so close to each other? If you have knowledge or a scientific explanation, I'd love to hear it.

    I photographed these 4 trees last week on Vancouver Island, BC.

    #trees #cedar #DouglasFir #flora #PNW #VancouverIsland #biology #ecosystems

  27. #ThickTrunkTuesday
    This 2nd growth #DouglasFir #SnagTree is still standing after many wild Westcoast storms. Snag trees are essential for healthy #forest #ecosystems. They provide food, shelter/habitat for wildlife & their roots are still connected to family of forest trees, mutually aiding each other.

    #TreeLovers #TreeHugger #trees #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #Cascadia #PNW #nature #arbor #WorldInMyEyes #StopDeforestation #TreesOverGreed #TreeTuesday #BWphoto #monochrome #photography #GnarlyTrees

  28. #ThickTrunkTuesday
    This 2nd growth #DouglasFir #SnagTree is still standing after many wild Westcoast storms. Snag trees are essential for healthy #forest #ecosystems. They provide food, shelter/habitat for wildlife & their roots are still connected to family of forest trees, mutually aiding each other.

    #TreeLovers #TreeHugger #trees #VancouverIsland #VanIsle #PacificNorthwest #Cascadia #PNW #nature #arbor #WorldInMyEyes #StopDeforestation #TreesOverGreed #TreeTuesday #BWphoto #monochrome #photography #GnarlyTrees

  29. 🌲 Douglas fir trunk in a Vancouver Island second-growth forest.
    When a Douglas fir reaches “adulthood,” around 100 years, its bark becomes thick and deeply corrugated. It also becomes host to all manner of mosses and lichens and other animal and vegetable life.

    #vancouverisland #vi #bxw #photography #douglasfir #forest #trees #secondgrowth @vi

  30. 🌲 Douglas fir trunk in a Vancouver Island second-growth forest.
    When a Douglas fir reaches “adulthood,” around 100 years, its bark becomes thick and deeply corrugated. It also becomes host to all manner of mosses and lichens and other animal and vegetable life.

    #vancouverisland #vi #bxw #photography #douglasfir #forest #trees #secondgrowth @vi

  31. Blessings from this cleansing wind, this towering fir, these clouds, this sky...

    #douglasfir #wind

  32. Blessings from this cleansing wind, this towering fir, these clouds, this sky...

    #douglasfir #wind

  33. Fir tree.
    (Douglas fir)
    Second growth forest, Comox Valley, Vancouver Island.

    For more of my forest pics and of the men who work in them on the Island, please see j.mp/ForestPics

    #douglasfir #secondgrowth #vancouverisland #forest #forestpics

  34. Fir tree.
    (Douglas fir)
    Second growth forest, Comox Valley, Vancouver Island.

    For more of my forest pics and of the men who work in them on the Island, please see j.mp/ForestPics

    #douglasfir #secondgrowth #vancouverisland #forest #forestpics