Vancouver Island First Nation Reclaims Iconic West Coast Trail Beach in Historic Agreement
Middle Beach returned to Pacheedaht First Nations after “land grab” by Parks Canada.
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Forgotten Story: How Heiltsuk Coastal Guardians Prevented A Catastrophic Spill On BC’s Central Coast
US oil barge incident of 2017 was a near-environmental disaster.
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Poll Shows That A Vast Majority In Province Support Marine Protected Areas
Conserving BC’s marine environment for a strong economy draws 93% support
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This First Nation Just Declared 40,000 Hectares A Landmark Indigenous Protected Area
Kwikwasuti’nuxw Haxwa’mis First Nation proclaimed an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area (IPCA) near Port McNeil.
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Swimming for Salmon in the Backwoods
Researchers swim with chinook to assess their health in a time of drought
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Controversial Ksi Lisims LNG Project in Northwestern BC Currently Under Environmental Review
We spoke to both sides: proponents like Nisga’a President and concerned environmental critics.
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Meet the Salmon SWAT Teams Dispatched Across BC To Save Thousands of Fish
Pacific Salmon Foundation formed emergency response teams in an unprecedented drought year.
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Trans Mountain Pipeline Construction Resumes in Wetland After Environmental Violations
Regulators found environmental and safety concerns along the project site in Abbotsford, BC.
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Advocates Call for Moratorium on Herring Fishing Over Concerns of Stock Collapse
They say not enough is being done to protect herring in the Strait of Georgia, though others disagree.
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Watch Thousands of Salmon Return to Goldstream Provincial Park
Hundreds Gathers to Watch Thousands of Fish in the Annual Salmon Run this Fall
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Why More LNG Ships in BC Waters Could Mean More Whale Deaths, According to Experts
BC scientists are alarmed that more ship strikes on whales could result in 30 times more fatalities.
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BC Fish Farms are Set to Close in 2025, So Why are These Tofino Fish Farms Expanding?
Cermaq is expanding its fish farms in Clayoquot Sound, baffling many First Nations and environmentalists.
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From Sawmill to Salmon Habitat: Estuary Restoration Project in Courtenay Seeks Support
The project is facing unexpected challenges and seeking community donations to move forward.
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The Spooky but True Story Behind the Abandoned Town of Jordan River
Residents were forced to leave the town because its dam sits on an earthquake hotspot.
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Vancouver Island Communities Push for a Tanker Ban in Rough Waters
Sooke and Metchosin are concerned that increased tanker traffic could risk oil spills during storms.
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BC’s “Toilet Bowl’ Prompts Formal Complaint To North American Agency
Complaint to Commission for Environmental Cooperation pressures Canada to ban toxic cruise ship washwater.
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