The complicated ethics of wildlife photography
Captivating photos can benefit animals by raising awareness for conservation issues, but there’s a thin...
Stories by Steph Kwetásel’wet Wood
‘Scared into silence’: former workers allege abuse, safety issues at B.C. environmental organization
Breathtaking photos. Adventurous boat trips. A mission to save the planet. Young people were drawn...
‘Our people are coming home’: Sinixt finally gather to celebrate their Supreme Court win
After Canada denied their existence for over half a century, the Sinixt mark their Supreme...
Scientists make final bid to stop Port of Vancouver’s terminal expansion: ‘they can’t mitigate the consequences’
The port promises it can mitigate the impacts of the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion...
‘The salmon will come back again’: First Nations document devastating low returns on B.C.’s central coast
Fifty years ago, an average of 47,000 salmon returned annually to the Neekas River north...
‘Dangerous precedent’: pipelines, land defenders and the colonial policing of Indigenous nationhood
When a Coastal GasLink lawyer raised questions about Indigenous identity in court proceedings following arrests...
B.C. holding out on federal conservation targets and large-scale protected areas
Canada pledged to protect 25 per cent of land and water by 2025, but British...
Meet B.C.’s new wildfire crew: cows
Ranchers and researchers have teamed up to use targeted grazing to reduce one source of...
How to build back B.C.’s flood infrastructure better
Ninety-six per cent of dikes in the Lower Mainland are not high enough to block...
