How one woman stopped clear cut logging
Channel: subMedia
Date: 06/06/2017

Christine Jack of the St'at'imc Nation maintains a checkpoint 50 kilometres into the Yalakom Valley near Lilloet BC, effectively
shutting down logging operations from that point and patrols the kilometres before the camp as well as nearby valleys. This began in 2015
to protect a traditional pithouse and archeological sites such as walking and hunting trails and ceremonial locations from further being
impacted by the logging industry. As we visited the Condor clearcut, 27 burn piles (discarded piles of trees) were counted. There has been no active logging past her checkpoint since she began to maintain it.