More than 1,100 people have been arrested since Fairy Creek watershed blockade injunction
Coast Guard says it is working with ship owner to investigate and respond to reports of debris
European green crab is identifiable by five spines on the side of each eye
Boats, food decline, pollution threats as researchers recommend continued endangered status
Study calculated that 42% of this megadrought can be attributed to human-caused climate change
Lawyer: Fairy Creek protest group’s petition lacks ‘factual foundation,’ not the way justice is done
RCMP have made close to 1,200 arrests enforcing Fairy Creek injunction
Feds committed $8 million to ghost gear recovery, B.C. dedicated $18 million to shoreline cleanups
Karen Scheffers hopes people will think about the impact single-use plastic has on the environment
A report on the decline of Westslope Cutthroat Trout in the upper Fording River didn’t address selenium enough according to Wildsight
First Nations to appeal B.C. Supreme Court ruling on Nechako River and fisheries to hold Rio Tinto Alcan mining company accountable for damages
Mapping project tracks this important indicator of the health of B.C. rainforest
Applications to the 2022 Project Zero Incubator is open to early-stage business ideas across B.C.
The Elk River Alliance held a webiner and community forum on Jan. 27
Bob Livsey spent years sharing his passion of nature with others
Groundwater licence program has March 1 deadline
The company was given the 74th spot this year, up the list from last year, when they were named 91st
The Regional District of East Kootenay held a planning committee meeting on Jan. 13 to consider the application
Belgium-based group joins lobby concerned about the demolition of old ships in Union Bay
A group dubbed Concerned Citizens of Baynes Sound (CCOBS) is pressing the…