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Let Forests Grow Notice: Public call for a ban on herbicide forest spraying in BC

Mar 18, 2024

Ma'amtagila territory. Photo: Charlotte Dawe, Wilderness Committee

Toxic herbicide spray drops 97 per cent throughout Ma’amtagila territory in Great Bear Rainforest after alarm sounded

Mar 07, 2024

Shot of logged forest set to be sprayed with glyphosate

Shot of logged forest set to be sprayed with glyphosate

Toxic glyphosate to be sprayed over Ma’amtagila Nation territory

Aug 02, 2023

A helicopter spraying herbicide over a field. End of image description.

Federal Species at Risk Act

Federal Government Signals Its Willingness to Get Serious on Pesticides

Jun 21, 2023

Glyphosate: Controversial logging weapon killing forests and wildlife

Mar 30, 2023

Protestors dressed as pesticide sprayer and dead pollinators. End of image description.

Demonstrators protesting pesticide company CropLife's presense at COP15. Credit: Alex Hsuan Tsui.

Pesticide interests must not obstruct action to protect wildlife and nature at COP15

Dec 08, 2022

Pesticide graphic

A new pesticide act must put human and and ecological health first

Jul 05, 2022

The native sweat bee pictured above is perfect for pollinating native flowers.

The native sweat bee pictured above is perfect for pollinating native flowers.

Native plants for native pollinators!

Jun 01, 2022

Federal pesticide regulator flip-flops on proposed neonics ban after years of delay

Mar 31, 2021

Pollinator & Native Plants Webinar Series

May 28, 2020

Pollinator enemy #1?

Mar 26, 2020

Court decision gives pesticide industry extra time to complete its paperwork while bees and other pollinators pay the price.

Feb 19, 2020