The Okanagan Forest Task Force has gone high tech and is ready to release a website that targets illegal dumps and finds those willing to clean up the mess others leave behind.

Spokesperson Kane Blake said since the first official clean-up effort of the year, support for OFTF has been through the roof and the now charitable organization is growing larger than organizers previously estimated.

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OFTF香蕉视频直播檚 efforts are only the tip of the iceberg in cleaning up a up a problem that has become a concern of disturbing proportions in natural areas around British Columbia.

香蕉视频直播淭his new website will help show people through galleries and videos about this problem and hopefully bring more awareness to the issue of illegal dumping in the back-country,香蕉视频直播� said Blake.

OFTF would like to thank the sponsors, the community, and the people willing to put boots to the ground; because without these dedicated residents none of this would be possible.