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Research camp set up in an attempt to halt logging in active Spotted Owl site
Spotted Owls Captured and Caged For Breeding With No Plan to Protect Habitat
WILDERNESS COMMITTEE DELIGHTED WITH HIGHWAY RECOMMENDATIONS
Malahat Corridor Report: No Need for Highway Expansion Through Goldstream and Sooke Hills Parks – Wilderness Committee Sighs with Relief
Malahat safe, no big changes needed, study finds
Government doesnt seem to give a hoot
Interview with Joe Foy about conservation in BC
This is an interview with Wilderness Committee National Campaign Director, Joe Foy. He was asked several questions...
2007 06 13 TV News Story ‑ BC fails endangered species
Blackwater Valley spotted owl site scheduled for immediate logging
Wilderness Committee releases map of logging clearcuts and forest cover in Whiteshell Provincial Park
After months of requests to government, the Wilderness Committee in Manitoba finally received some maps detailing...
B.C.'s spotted owl near extinction
British Columbia government to capture last spotted owls
Leigh Cochrane Memorial Visitor Centre ‑ Fisher Bay
Located at Fisher River Cree Nation, just two and a half hours north of Winnipeg, you will find the fabulous Leigh...
Fisher Bay Park Reserve
The Wilderness Committee and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) have joined the Fisher River Cree...
Hell's Gate ‑ Wild Times
May 15th, 2007 - Read Joe Foy's Wild Times column in the Watershed Sentinel as he grapples with the snarl of blacktop...
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