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Columns
The Westslope Cutthroat Trout of Cupola and Ventego Creek need your help NOW!

You might remember that a few months back we wrote you because our friends at the environmental group Wildsight needed...

News
British Columbia
Guest column: We lose more than we gain with Site C dam - Editorial by the Wilderness Committee's Tria Donaldson

For 30 years, the people of the Peace River Valley have been living in the shadow of the proposed Site C mega dam. For...

Media Releases
British Columbia
Controversial Juan de Fuca Trail development goes to public meeting

Members of a Capital Region District (CRD) sub committee voted today to move the controversial Marine Trail Holdings...

Columns
Manitoba
Canada's Heart of the Boreal: A Wilderness Treasure Like No Other

We are very pleased to present our report entitled Canada’s Heart of the Boreal. Our report looks at the complex and...

News
British Columbia
Baynes Sound coal mine opposition called 'unprecedented'

Nearly 2,000 people submitted comments about the proposed Raven underground coal mine in Baynes Sound during the 30...

Columns
On the road for the Peace River

Paddle to the Peace Blog: Day 1: Vancouver to Valemount As someone who lives on Vancouver Island, I don't always think...

Media Releases
Auditor General’s Report confirms major problems with BC Environmental Assessment Office

'Toothless and broken' system is little more than a rubber stamp, says Wilderness Committee VANCOUVER - John Doyle...

News
Fundamental changes needed in approach to species at risk: task force

Increased funding for research, greater consultation and an ecosystem-based management approach are among the...

News
Public to get say on species protection

Task-force report is released with recommendations for rule changes Species at risk are not being adequately protected...

Videos
British Columbia
TV News Story - Opposition to Raven Coal

This is a TV news story about the massive public opposition to the proposed Raven Coal Mine on Vancouver Island...

Columns
British Columbia
CRD board takes steps to uphold Regional Growth Strategy

Friends, Last Wednesday the Capital Regional District (CRD) board took an important step to stand up for the future...

Media Releases
Species at Risk Task Force Report Misses the Mark

Environmental groups call for BC Government to stop wasting time and introduce law to protect 1,900 at-risk species...

News
Environmental groups criticize new provincial report on at-risk B.C. species

A provincial task force’s recommendations on protecting at-risk species fall short of what is needed in B.C...

News
Columns: Legalize Camping In ALR Lands?

On Canada Day the Western Canada Wilderness Committee (WCWC) held a camp-out near Chilliwack Lake. The purpose was to...

News
Campout against logging in owl forest

Fewer than a dozen Northern spotted owls are left in B.C. so it is critical to save any prime habitat that’s left for...

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