The fight to make Woodfibre LNG a ballot box issue this B.C. election
Woodfibre LNG and the FortisBC pipeline are under construction — but the controversial projects are...
Your B.C. election guide to old-growth forest and other key nature issues
The decisions of the next provincial government could determine the trajectory for almost 2,000 species...
Native bees are an important piece of the pie. Why aren’t we protecting them?
Our food security relies on a diversity of pollinators on Canadian farms. Honeybees get a...
North America lost 3 billion birds in 50 years. An Indigenous-led plan could protect a place where they’re thriving
In the Seal River watershed, the site of a proposed Indigenous-led conservation project, community members...
B.C. fish and wildlife programs are in ‘crisis’
Disease monitoring for bighorn sheep, and bats are among programs affected by government wildlife funding...
Nearly 2,000 species are at-risk in B.C. Only 42 are being considered for new protections
Internal government records show officials are working to update list of at-risk species under forestry...
Flooding begins at Canada’s costliest hydro dam — more than a decade in the making
First Nations and expropriated farmers watch as floodwaters start to inundate land along B.C.’s Peace...
Logging proposals in B.C. caribou habitat threaten endangered herd’s recent gains, conservation group warns
The Columbia North caribou population has grown in recent years but logging in the herd’s...
What dinner in Burrard Inlet looked like 500 years ago
Tsleil-Waututh Nation hopes to use data on their ancestors’ diet to restore habitat and heal...
