Friends and family of a 38-year-old environmental activist and independent filmmaker are searching for her on Quadra Island this morning, fearing she may be in jeopardy.
Twyla Roscovich a resident of Sointula, an isolated village on Malcolm Island last connected with friends on Wednesday Sept. 6.
Her cellphone sent a signal through a cell tower from Quadra Island on Sept. 7, but has gone dead since then.
Campbell River RCMP and B.C. Ferries staff are assisting in the search.
Mike Andree of Port Hardy says Roscovich's four-year-old is safe and being cared for.
Twyla Roscovich has made films advocating for First Nations rights and questioning B.C.'s salmon farming industry. (Twyla Roscovich/Facebook)
But he's "worried sick" Roscovich may have gone off into the bush to do a wilderness retreat or spirit fast and gotten into trouble.
"If she's gone off and done it alone, things can go sideways. There's cougars around. One potentially saving factor is that she's spent a lot of time in the woods. She's one of the bravest women I know," he told CBC Thursday morning.
Roscovich's green Volvo station wagon was found Wednesday in the Quadra Island ferry parking lot, so people are searching there today.
More at link including map of area.
http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/...issing-activist-salmon-confidential-1.4289415
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Twyla Roscovich a resident of Sointula, an isolated village on Malcolm Island last connected with friends on Wednesday Sept. 6.
Her cellphone sent a signal through a cell tower from Quadra Island on Sept. 7, but has gone dead since then.
Campbell River RCMP and B.C. Ferries staff are assisting in the search.
Mike Andree of Port Hardy says Roscovich's four-year-old is safe and being cared for.
Twyla Roscovich has made films advocating for First Nations rights and questioning B.C.'s salmon farming industry. (Twyla Roscovich/Facebook)
But he's "worried sick" Roscovich may have gone off into the bush to do a wilderness retreat or spirit fast and gotten into trouble.
"If she's gone off and done it alone, things can go sideways. There's cougars around. One potentially saving factor is that she's spent a lot of time in the woods. She's one of the bravest women I know," he told CBC Thursday morning.
Roscovich's green Volvo station wagon was found Wednesday in the Quadra Island ferry parking lot, so people are searching there today.
More at link including map of area.
http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/...issing-activist-salmon-confidential-1.4289415
https://i.cbc.ca/1.4289587.15054055.../derivatives/original_940/twyla-roscovich.jpg
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