Enjoy the beautiful nature of the Tribal Park on Vancouver Island with Thomas Müller

Thomas Müller walks beneath towering old-growth trees in TLA-o-qui-aht Tribal Park on Vancouver Island on the Pacific Ocean, where the rainforest has long been known as a place of connection, knowledge, and life. 🌲🍃 Led by a local guide, Maria Clark of the TLA-o-qui-aht First Nation, Thomas learns about the cultural importance of western red cedar—often called the Tree of Life—and how it has been respectfully used by TLA-o-qui-aht First Nation for generations to create clothing, canoes, baskets, and other everyday essentials, while allowing the trees to continue growing. Surrounded by centuries-old cedars and towering spruce, the walk offers a closer look at the rainforest ecosystems that make The Infinite Coast of British Columbia so distinctive. From ancient forests to the Pacific shoreline, nature tells a story at every turn. Learn more about The Infinite Coast in British Columbia: https://bit.ly/4u0vg3O