Caribou on the Brink: B.C. Herd Reduced to Three Females Points to Failure to Protect Endangered Species
The much-studied South Selkirk mountain caribou herd is teetering on the brink of extinction. That...
‘Last Stand’ Film Documents B.C.’s Role In Accelerating Demise of Mountain Caribou
Film producer, biologist and wildlife photographer David Moskowitz was shocked to find that old-growth logging is...
B.C. Quietly Releases Emissions Update That Shows It’ll Blow 2020 Climate Target
Figures in a B.C. greenhouse gas inventory released quietly before Christmas show emissions have risen...
Six Natural Resource Projects That Got it Right in 2017
Being an environmental journalist at this point in history can be a bit, well, depressing....
How Canada is Driving Santa’s Reindeer Toward Extinction
Not to be too glum just as the merry season hits its peak, but reindeer...
B.C. Government Failing to Keep Data on Freshwater Resources Amid Fracking, Forestry Frenzy: Report
Canadians are among the world’s top water guzzlers, with each person using enough water, on...
‘Disingenuous’ Forest Industry Campaign Tries to Undermine Protection of Endangered Caribou
A forestry industry lobby group is working to undermine Canada’s plans to protect endangered caribou,...
What Does the Future Hold for Vancouver Island’s Last Standing Old-Growth Forests?
By Torrance Coste and Mark Worthing Last March, we travelled to northern Vancouver Island and...
Forestry Consultant Who Warned of Timber Overcutting Continues Court Battle
Despite a legal setback, Martin Watts is vowing to continue his crusade against what he...
