They’re tiny creatures and they’re creating a rift in the village of Nakusp, B.C.
The Western Toad spends most of its time in the forest — the same forest loggers want to harvest.
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Environmentalists say logging will destroy the toad’s habitat and have set up a blockade.
But the mayor of Nakusp says the loggers have done their homework and that mortality is just a fact of life.
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