To learn more, watch my documentary, Trouble in the Headwaters >> www.headwatersfilm.com

And to support my work, become a monthly supporter on Patreon >>
www.patreon.com/c/thecutblock

Also, go read the hydrological research of Dr. Younes Alila from UBC Forestry whose studies have shown that clearcut logging can increase flood frequency by as much as 18x and double flood magnitude:
news.ubc.ca/2025/07/clea...

For anyone who is skeptical about whether clearcut logging in Washington state is affecting the flood regime in the Nooksack River, here is a quick satellite timelapse of the loss of forest cover in the Nooksack watershed since 1984. This is a big part of what's driving floods and droughts.

Industry will point the finger at everyone but themselves, but the fact of the matter is, they continue to log out the last of the old-growth, a natural bounty centuries in the making, and are now left with young second-growth tree farms and areas too costly to access.
www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/ar...

Watch my new film on Dr. Younes Alila's science and the 2018 Grand Forks flood on @thenarwhal.ca >>
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There are discussions in the works for another Vancouver screening (or at least the Lower Mainland). Stay tuned for more details! You can also watch the film online here >>
youtu.be/WjG8oIqgLVU?...

Would love to! Just need to find some local groups to sponsor a screening and bring us there. We have no funding so we rely on community partners to make these events happen :) Also the film is online if you want to watch it >>
youtu.be/WjG8oIqgLVU?...