‘A lot of salmon died’: Ahousaht Guardians look to watershed restoration amid B.C.’s dangerously dry summer
The province’s prolonged drought is exacerbating the damage done to Bedwell River by decades of...
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The province’s prolonged drought is exacerbating the damage done to Bedwell River by decades of...
The world’s most abundant sockeye fishery is teeming with 10 million more fish than anticipated...
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Almost 30 years after the ‘war in the woods’ stopped most industrial logging in Clayoquot...
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As B.C. faces a biodiversity crisis, a new coalition of unlikely allies is calling on...
Study published in Science Advances finds protecting and restoring natural ecosystems, such as wetlands, forests...
As the province reviews the timber supply in a northwest B.C. forest district, locals explore...
Every summer, biologist Daniel Schindler walks hundreds of kilometers up and down the Wood River in Alaska, counting red and green sockeye salmon homing to...
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