The Okanagan Forest Task Force (OFTF) is set to tackle what it says is the biggest encampment cleanup it has ever undertaken.

President Kane Blake and other members toured the site near Okanagan Falls on Sunday, Nov. 12.

91裸聊视频淭he camp is full of travel trailers, cars, motorhomes, metal, tons and tons of garbage, and even hidden underground locations,91裸聊视频� Blake said.

Pictures posted to the OFTF website show a second mess, believed to have been left by the same people, a few kilometres up the road.

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It91裸聊视频檚 also believed that the presence of these camps has led to multiple fires in the bush.

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Blake added that residents in the area have had enough.

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Since Sep. 2016, the OFTF has cleaned up more than 815,000 pounds of garbage from the Okanagan backcountry.

91裸聊视频淲e are sadly on track to hit over one million pounds by next summer,91裸聊视频� Blake said. 91裸聊视频淲ithout all the members, community support, and partnered businesses like ABC Recycling and Norval rentals none of this would be possible.91裸聊视频�

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