The sacred Blackfeet region of Badger-Two Medicine, part of the transboundary Crown of the Continent Ecosystem, moves closer to protection. Continue reading US Cancels Energy Leases in Badger-Two Medicine
New poll highlights the importance of Alberta’s mountain headwater regions for all communities downstream. Continue reading Albertans Love their Headwaters
Conservation groups question unnecessary rush to hand Protected Area over to BC Hydro for Site C Dam construction. Continue reading Conservationists Call Foul on Site C Logging
RoadWatchBC puts increased highway safety for both people and wildlife into the hands of anyone with a smartphone or a computer. Continue reading Help reduce wildlife collisions with the RoadWatchBC Smart phone app
Conservation groups urge Canada to review a UN submission highlighting human rights and food security impacts of B.C.’s Site C dam. Continue reading UN submission highlights Site C Dam’s impacts on Indigenous rights, food security
Conservation groups from both sides of the border urge Obama and Trudeau to protect the trans-border Flathead River Valley. Continue reading Putting conservation on the menu at the Obama-Trudeau State Dinner
Organizations from across Canada urge Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to take immediate action to halt construction of BC’s Site C dam. Continue reading Federal Government faces growing calls to halt the Site C dam
Conservation leaders from the IUCN, Y2Y and other groups make the case for improving World Heritage sites. Continue reading Conservationists urge new wilderness protections through World Heritage Sites
With Alberta announcing full protection of the Castle region, it makes it even more clear that protecting the “missing piece” of Waterton-Glacier should be a priority. Continue reading Conservationists Celebrate Expanded Protection for the Castle
After more than 40 years of waiting, Albertans can finally celebrate full protection for the Castle Special Place. Continue reading Alberta announces full protection for Castle Special Place
Scientists are collecting natural specimens in the diverse Flathead River Valley, everything from bugs and birds to mammals and plants. Continue reading Scientists converge on BC’s Flathead Valley to catalogue species
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
