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Time to protect the Salish Sea from fossil fuel expansion!
We're very excited to announce a new campaign being launched by the Wilderness Committee and our partners, the Georgia...
TV News Story ‑ What's killing Canadian honeybees?
This is a TV news story about the use of neonicotinoid insecticides to coat corn seed in Canada. However, some of the...
Joe and Eoin's Journey to Paddle for the Peace and beyond
The Wilderness Committee's National Campaign Director Joe Foy and Climate Campaigner Eoin Madden are setting off on a...
Despite “improvements”, Manitoba government still allows logging in Duck Mountain Park
News Release - July 7, 2013 Duck Mountain one of two provincial parks in all of Canada being logged WINNIPEG - In an...
TV News Story ‑ The Reality of BC's LNG Plans
In this TV news interview, WC climate campaigner Eoin Madden explains what developing a liquefied natural gas (LNG)...
Get out and explore Tla‑o‑qui‑aht Tribal Parks!
We are very proud to present our newest publication, Welcome to Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks, co-produced with members...
8th Annual Paddle for the Peace
TV News Story ‑ Bee Kills in Oregon
This TV news story explains how more than a dozen pesticides are now banned in Oregon after 50,000 bees were found...
Radio interview: The need for BC endangered species legislation
In this radio interview, Wilderness Committee Policy Director Gwen Barlee explains what sets endangered species in BC...
Coal opponents host town hall meeting
A town hall meeting on the proposed new Fraser Surrey Docks coal terminal – scheduled for this Wednesday at 8 p.m. at...
Raven coal mine's rejected enviro assessment plan riddled with omissions
The Tyee By Torrance Coste June 20, 2013 Last month, those following the development of the Raven coal mine in the...
Proposed route would bring pipeline closer to Fraser River
Kinder Morgan's proposed $5.4-billion Trans Mountain pipeline twinning project through Langley and Surrey will divert...
Pipeline oil spill highlighted during twinning debate
A small oil spill on a section of Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline from Edmonton, Alberta to Burnaby, B.C. is...
Delta joins port authority to look at exporting oil and LNG
Wilderness Committee horrified at the thought of moving the products through both ports Oil and gas products could...
Resort owner mulls transfer of Richmond Auto Mall rabbits to remote island
Craig Widsten may just be "some-bunny's" best friend. Best friend, that is, if you're one of the many abandoned...
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