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For the adults... Island forests
The Cowichan Valley Naturalists will be hosting a slideshow presentation by Tara Sawatsky of the Western Canada...
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Group pushes B.C. no‑fishing zones
Decades of overfishing and habitat destruction are threatening entire ocean ecosystems off the coast of B.C. and it's...
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Court ruling good news for endangered or at‑risk species; feds slammed: Judge says ministry tried end‑run around law
A judge in B.C. has slammed the federal government for a shifty, illegal policy imposed to avoid protecting endangered...
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Environmentalists celebrate court decision over rare minnows
VANCOUVER — B.C. environmentalists are celebrating after winning what some are calling a “whale of a lawsuit” in...
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Tiny fish at heart of big legal win for endangered species
Photo: Brunette River A court ruling involving an obscure Lower Mainland minnow is being hailed as a much broader...
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Tiny minnow wins big victory for species at risk
A ruling on the Nooksack dace makes waves as a court orders government to consider critical habitat in recovery plans...
Videos
Joe Foy on Salmon Stock Depletion
Joe Foy speaking at the Wilderness Committee office about the decline in BC's salmon stock.
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Betrayed by Our Fisheries Minister
As BC's sockeye disaster unfolded, she flogged fish farms in Norway Here is the story from the Black Press, scarcely...
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Province pledges to consult on curbing pesticides
Indications the B.C. government is now ready to consider "new statutory protections" from cosmetic pesticides, has...
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Peace River power play over potential Site C dam
The potential Site C dam has fired up a passionate debate across northeastern B.C. over future energy requirements...
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Tiny fish scores big victory for endangered species
Environmentalists say they have won an important legal victory to protect endangered species across Canada, all...
Media Releases
Legal Victory for Endangered Species Across Canada
Court ruling means Department of Fisheries and Oceans must overhaul recovery plans Vancouver, BC – A precedent-setting...
Videos
TV News Story ‑ Grizzlies starving on BC's coast
Breaking TV news story about a severe drop in Chum salmon numbers on the coast of British Columbia. Grizzly bears in...
Media Releases
Concerned Citizens Launch Zero Waste BC after Kamloops Victory
Today a network of citizens groups and public interest organizations will hold the inaugural meeting of the new Zero...
Columns
Vacuuming Rivers and Wallets ‑ Wild Times
September 9th, 2009 - Read Joe Foy's Wild Times column in the Watershed Sentinel as he looks at the guys who are...
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