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TV News Story ‑ The fight to protect the Red Creek Fir
This is a short TV news report from September 2010 about the logging that is endangering Earth's largest Douglas fir...
Red Creek Fir Report
See this September 2010 short on the ground report from the Wilderness Committee about logging that is coming too...
Prime Minister Must Save Fish Lake, Say 12 Environmental Groups
Final Decision Pending on Fate of B.C. Lake Sacred to First Nations Vancouver, BC-Twelve environmental groups are...
TV News Story ‑ The fight to protect Fish Lake
See this September 2010 news report about the fight to protect Fish Lake from a proposed open pit mine. 12...
Rewilding Canada ‑ Wild Times
September 1st, 2010 - Read Joe Foy's Wild Times column in the Watershed Sentinel as he considers what it will take to...
Trouble in Paradise: BC’s Parks at Risk
Last week the Auditor General of BC issued a damming report of the Provincial Government's management of our province...
Chilliwack Sockeye
Here's a 2010 two-minute video of Sockeye salmon and Kokanee salmon on their spawning grounds south of Chilliwack Lake...
Logging threatens largest Douglas fir on earth, activists say
When the Red Creek Fir was a mere sapling, Leif Erickson established the first Viking settlements in North America and...
Coal mine prompts environmental concerns
Comox Valley would be transformed into a grimy, industrial 'mini-Appalachia,' warns University of Victoria...
Raven's Creek: Mixed bag
Harvest time for a garden planted in late June rather than the more desirable late May was bound to produce a mixed...
Forest interests conflict
Mayor wants to log old growth When it comes to old-growth forests, Mayor Ken McRae is looking out for jobs and...
Logging threatens ancient tree World's largest Douglas fir at risk of blowdown
Logging operations are creeping closer to the largest Douglas fir in the world and environmentalists fear the 1,000...
Mining, logging halt urged to help caribou recover
Environmentalists want the Manitoba government to order an immediate year-long pause on logging and mining in a...
Park protection comes at a cost
If you're heading out to enjoy B.C.'s park system this week, take a moment to reflect on the fact that the province...
Mayor protects old growth
If the Western Canada Wilderness Committee wants to halt old growth logging and log exports, then Port Alberni Mayor...
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