Groves on the north side of Hummingbird Mountain - Quadra Island primary forest survey - Discovery Islands Forest Conservation Project

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Some of the larger trees in Quadra Island primary forests
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Groves on the north side of Hummingbird Mountain
By Project Staff

April 17, 2022
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Hummingbird Mountain is on the left above Newton Lake. The groves are visible on the left (north) side of the summit.

In this photo of Waiatt Bay, Hummingbird Mountain is on the left side near the head of the bay. Clearcuts on the right side of the photo are by TimberWest. Drone flights indicate there is little other primary forest remaining on the south side of Waiatt Bay.
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The map below is TimberWest’s account of forest by age class on Quadra Island. It doesn’t indicate all of the old forest that has been confirmed by the Discovery Islands Forest Conservation Project, but most of the areas shown in brown are areas of old forest (>250 years).
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