The terrorists may think they are getting back at Slocan Forest Products but what they're getting at are family people and preventing families from earning a living and costing them a lot of money. Jennifer Yeow, who lives near Airy Creek and coordinates an environmental water monitoring program in the area, said she doesn't think the reward will solve anything. She said the large sum of money may even indicate the controversy over logging in her neighbourhood is escalating. Yeow said she wants the people responsible for the vandalism to face legal consequences but feels it's unfortunate that many suspect environmentalists are to blame. The people who have worked so long and hard to bring about a solution to the problem, and are still trying to work with all the groups, are discredited by this kind of vandalism and all the attention that is put on it.
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