Any forest industry supporters probably felt a little uncomfortable sitting in the audience for the screening and panel discussion about how clear-cut logging is impacting community watersheds in B.C. Along with the showing of the documentary Trouble In The Headwaters, speakers joined the Interior Watershed Task Force to discuss the need for drastic changes to B.C.’s logging of primary forests and community watersheds. Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, president of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs spoke about the need to resuscitate the environment and place a higher priority on the preservation of the water supply. …Other speakers included former B.C. Green Party leader Sonia Furstenau, former MLA from Prince George Mike Morris, Westbank First Nation professional forester David Gill and Dr. Younes Alila, professor of hydrology at UBC. …”We have already lost most of our forest cover, the most powerful natural protection against flood and drought risk,” said Alila.