
They are actually the remains of trees that have died but are still standing and provide a wonderful natural habitat for the forest's denizens. The warning sign reads: "Wildlife Tree: Saved for food shelter and nesting – do not cut or disturb!"
Formed in 1985, the Wildlife Tree Committee (WTC) is a multi-agency committee composed of representatives from the provincial Ministry of Forests and Range, and Ministry of Environment, the B.C. Workers’ Compensation Board, industry and labour, and public interest groups from across British Columbia.
Hey - great site. I hope the Wildlife Tree Comm'ee feels equally enthusiastic about not "cutting and disturbing" the live trees. Forest preservation urban and wild certainly needs a multi-agency committee.
ReplyDeleteBarbara at Treewatch Victoria