Pipeline Alert! - Dogwood

Say no to fracked gas

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Pipeline Alert!

We got a tip that TC Energy was cutting trees to make way for their new gas pipeline.

So Kai spent his weekend walking the route and taking pictures from the sky.

You can sound the alarm that TC Energy is cutting old growth in the Skeena.

Please support his work in the north to monitor and call out the company and its sneaky work.

The more photos and information we get of the area, the more likely we can flag violations and shut this thing down.