The new Hesquiaht School in Hot Springs Cove, opened in August 2008, is constructed of timber harvested and processed in Hesquiaht traditional territory.

A new value-added forestry study lays out a long-term, phased approach to growing a more robust, value-added industry in Clayoquot Sound.

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Seeing the Ocean Through the Trees (1997) demonstrates for the first time that a truly sustainable economy is within reach in one of the most hotly contested forest ecosystems in North America - and, that the "war in the woods" can end in Clayoquot Sound.

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In the fall of 2002, Ecotrust Canada and Simon Fraser University’s Community Economic Development Centre conducted a study for the Friends of Clayoquot Sound, Clayoquot Biosphere Trust and Ahousaht First Nation.

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