About

Herb Martin Has over 30 years experience in the forest industry, ranging from treeplanter, brusher, silviculture contractor, and logging supervisor. He has worked in Northern Ontario and British Columbia.

James Steidle Grew up south of Prince George in the bush and worked as a treeplanter for 3 years and in Clear Lake Sawmills for 4 years. He currently runs a woodworking company and works with aspen wherever he can.

Condy Shares Was raised on a crop, beef and draft horse farm in rural Ontario where he would also selectively cut trees and pull them out with the help of the horses to heat their home. This instilled great discipline, hard work and a love for “the land” while also teaching him to stand up for himself. Condy has lived on his own since the age of 15 and has immersed himself into a life spontaneity. He currently runs the Stop the Spray BC instagram page and is keen to help educate and inspire others.

Press:

Herbicide’s collateral damage under attack, Globe and Mail, July 24, 2011

Herbicides should be kept out of forests: group, Williams Lake Tribune, August 18, 2011

Herbicide spraying worries ranchers, Prince George Citizen, August 31, 2011

Group concerned AG’s forest report will lead to more spraying, The Tyee, February 17, 2012

Herbicide spraying of BC forest shows no sign of ending, Sierra Club BC, March 12, 2012

Free Growing: Caught in a Modern Kodak Moment, Page 12, BC Forest Professional, September-October 2012

Top week killer used in B.C. “possibly carcinogenic” Vancouver Sun, March 22, 2015

Aspen helped slow forest fire, anti-herbicide activist says, Prince George Citizen, May 29, 2015

Local man battling herbicide spraying of area forests, Prince George Citizen, March 4, 2016

Moose Starving Thanks to Herbicide Spraying, Campaigner Says, Prince George Citizen, March 27, 2018

CBC Daybreak North (53:00 of podcast) March 28, 2018