How B.C.’s long-awaited forestry law updates leave gaps around protecting old-growth and Indigenous Rights
While environmental advocates are cautiously optimistic about proposed amendments to B.C.'s 2004 Forest Ranges and...
So, about Canada’s trees
In our latest newsletter, we break down what a report on the logging industry and...
‘Extremely frustrating’: B.C. announces 2.6 million hectares of at-risk old-growth, no permanent protections
The announcement, which comes one full year after B.C.’s expert panel recommended the province introduce...
Canada underestimating 80 megatonnes of emissions from boreal logging: report
New research finds that by overcounting the carbon storage of intact forests and undercounting emissions...
The race to rescue Haida Gwaii’s stads k’un from extinction
With just 50 or so remaining, these forest-dwelling hawks are one of the most endangered...
In search of Haida Gwaii’s forest-dwelling hawk, one of the most endangered species on the planet
With no provincial endangered species legislation to rely on, the race is on to find...
On B.C.’s Sunshine Coast, some of Canada’s oldest living trees escape the chopping block
The treasured high-elevation Dakota Bowl has been slated for auction with BC Timber Sales every...
Old-growth logging in endangered Alberta caribou habitat ‘flies in the face of common sense,’ critics say
A growing chorus of voices says the government’s decision to green light old-growth cutblocks in...
Nearly 30 years after the original ‘war in the woods’ — what’s changed?
What do you think of when you think of Tofino, B.C.? Long, sandy beaches? A...
