The initial application for access to 77 campsites relates to a sea kayaking expedition the non-profit group is planning, which would span the entire B.C. But a statement and fact sheet from the group updated on Thursday says it is removing campsites along the west coast of Vancouver Island from its application. The group practices “minimum impact camping” and follows the code of conduct by the non-profit organization BC Marine Trails,” the statement adds. “We’re just as concerned as anybody else about the actions of the president of the United States,” said Braker, a member of Tseshaht First Nation on Vancouver Island. The statement from the National Outdoor Leadership School says the group has “loved and appreciated” the waters around Vancouver Island for decades.