‘Unity and trust’: Annita McPhee on her role as the first Indigenous executive director of a CPAWS chapter
Former president of the Tahltan Central Government says Indigenous-led conservation is key to protecting B.C.’s...
‘I can feel your breath’: when COVID-19 and environmental racism collide
From toxic waste to tailings ponds, Canada’s environmental hazards are often imposed on Indigenous and...
Tsilhqot’in Nation fights B.C.’s approval of Gibraltar mine’s waste discharge into Fraser River
A provincial permit allows the mine to discharge the equivalent of nearly 10 Olympic-sized swimming...
Heiltsuk Nation, federal agencies sign agreement to establish Indigenous marine response team
More than four years after the Nathan E. Stewart disaster on B.C.'s central coast, the...
‘I just prayed and prayed’: a chopper’s-eye view of our Tahltan caribou collaring feature
In the remote ranges of Tahltan territory, biologists and Indigenous guardians are working together to...
From fracking to geothermal: Fort Nelson First Nation moves forward with clean electricity project
Ottawa invests $40.5 million in Clarke Lake Geothermal Project, which is expected to produce enough...
First conservancy in northeast B.C. protects Halfway River First Nation territory
Tsaa Nuna Conservancy protects important cultural and ecological values in an area heavily impacted by...
Backcountry rodeo: scientists and Indigenous guardians net caribou from the sky
In the rugged mountains of Tahltan territory in northwest B.C., the rough-and-tumble work of caribou...
‘Smoke and mirrors’: Indigenous groups, conservationists challenge report claiming B.C. mines have no impact on Alaska waters
Critics raise concerns about joint B.C.-Alaska government report that had input from industry, saying the...
