Hundreds of people in canoes and kayaks will float down the Peace River July 11 to protest the imminent construction of the Site C dam. Continue reading Calls to stop Site C grow as crowd gathers on Peace River
Canadian award-winning actress Rachel McAdams is lending her support to the cause of Arctic protection through a new video from Greenpeace. Continue reading Rachel McAdams supports Arctic protection in new Greenpeace video
Canada’s federal government was opposed to LNG shipments in New Brunswick, but is not applying the same standards in BC. Continue reading Fraser River LNG project highlights federal double standard
Chiefs from two First Nations bring 200 pounds of contaminated bull trout from BC’s Crooked River system in a demonstration on provincial legislature against the controversial $9 billion Site C dam. Continue reading First Nations Bring Mercury-Contaminated Fish to BC Legislature to Protest Site C Dam
A story about the challenges of living with large carnivores, and how the Waterton Biosphere Reserve and others are meeting those challenges. Continue reading Sharing the Range with Grizzly Bears
The BC Environmental Assessment Office says Jumbo Glacier Resorts is non-compliant with its permit condition, due to avalanche risk. Continue reading Conservationists applaud as environmental assessment deals blow to Jumbo Glacier Resorts
In the midst of legal cases against the Site C Dam, the Treaty 8 Tribal Association finds a prehistoric horse bone in the Peace River Valley. Continue reading A 30,000-year-old horse bone is found in the Peace River Valley
With only 1 percent of British Columbia protected with wildlife refuges, environmental groups want to create more. Continue reading Environmental coalition says BC needs more wildlife refuges
The film covers the events that led up to the infamous destruction of the Golden Spruce, a sacred 300-year-old tree on the island of Haida Gwaii. Continue reading Hadwin’s Judgement: New film about the man who cut down the Golden Spruce
Now in its second year, the maternity penning project is an emergency measure recommended for the Klinse-Za caribou herd in a recovery action plan developed by West Moberly First Nations. Continue reading Caribou recovery project launches crowdfunding campaign
Against the wishes of First Nations, the British Columbia government has opened the Sacred Headwaters to industrial development. Continue reading Video – UBC Reads Sustainability: Odyssey to the Sacred Headwaters
The legislation not only protects over 600,000 acres of land in the US, but also achieves mining and energy ban in transnational Flathead Valley. Continue reading US senate passes watershed legislation affecting BC’s Flathead Valley
