Magnificently Unrepentant: The Story of the Merve Wilkinson and Wildwood

Eighty-six-year-old Merve, the Moses of North American eco-forestry, has spent a lifetime proving that logging a forest doesn't mean cutting down all the trees. His managed forest of giant trees on Vancouver Island stands as one of the world's prime examples of sustainable logging. When Merve defended himself in court after the clear-cut-forestry standoff at Clayoquot Sound, a judge declared the activist "magnificently unrepentant." David Suzuki describes Merve as "a genuine Canadian hero."