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B.C. Coast ReLeaf
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Donate to the B.C. Coast ReLeaf Fund
Tree Canada has established the B.C. Coast ReLeaf Fund and is accepting donations that will be used to restore trees destroyed by heavy snows and winds, including Vancouver's most celebrated greenspace, Stanley Park. Ravaged by wind gusts of up to 115 km/h, which followed record southern B.C. snowfalls, thousands of trees were lost in parklands, along city streets and on residential properties.
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The mass destruction of gale-force winds during storms the second week of December can be seen in the Bowser region of Vancouver Island. Many residents were without power for nearly a week. (Danielle Bell / Nanaimo Daily News)
A North Vancouver District worker uses a chainsaw to cut up fallen trees in a parking lot at Cates Park in North Vancouver Tuesday December 19, 2006, the result a devastating windstorm. (CP / Chuck Stoody)
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A North Vancouver District worker uses a chainsaw to cut up fallen trees in a parking lot at Cates Park in North Vancouver Tuesday December 19, 2006, the result a devastating windstorm. (CP / Chuck Stoody)
