Should Canada allow the logging of old growth forests?

Yes only if the indigenous peoples that have be caretakers of the land for millennia agree they should be longed to help with traditional burns to prevent bigger fires from occurring. It had less to do with logging potential and more with indigenous prevention of forest fires.

Maybe, depends on the forest

We can have plots of land for logging with a good plan for regrowth. Respect the things that came before and should be able to live on after.

Not in preserves, and areas more than 25 kilometres from cities, towns, villages, and hamlets except for road, placer mine, water treatment plant, golf course, and campground construction

Depends if its a hindrance or a disturbance to natural cycle of the nature or environment, and to people, or even animals.

Yes but only if it profits stay in Canada and no clear cutting and a plan for regrowth

No, depending on age and health of the forest. Although, for every old- growth tree cut down, two new world be planted.

Yes controlled logging should be permitted. No logging in Canada should be exported as raw material, only milled and finished lumber.

Old growth forests should not allow logging, however logging should remain legal in second-growth forests.

Yes, but the trees must be replanted immediately after, and they a have to be of the same species of the tree that was cut down

Yes but it must profit Canada and there is selective logging, no clear cutting, a plan for regrow and a percentage of old growth that is never touched in each region.

if it’s an environmental threat of old lumber/ foliage logging and clearing fire hazard areas only

no, deforistation is bad for the environment meaning that the trees can no longer help us in battle in climite change.

Only to preserve the old growth forests

Yes, but use all kinds of wood then leaving some junk wook that can be used as wood chips and other appliances.