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No more logging Hyacinth Creek! says Quadra Grannies

June 24, 2022 Roy Hales

Another logging confrontation may be coming on Quadra Island. 

On November 15, 2021 a little group of Quadra Island ‘grannies,’ calling themselves the Friends of Hyacinth Creek, shut down the Mosaic Forest Management logging operations in Tan Creek.

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