The Hidden Public Health Risks of BC’s LNG Expansion
A new BC study will investigate the impact of LNG’s ‘flaring’ on nearby communities.
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BC Fish Farms’ Dark Legacy Revealed in Damning New Report
New graphic images from salmon advocates document widespread harm in marine ecosystem.
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Rescuers Tried In Vain To Save Stranded Orca Mom
Mother died apparently from drowning after beached on the Zeballos Causeway.
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Extremely Rare Coral Reef Recently Discovered on BC’s Central Coast is Now Protected
Lophelia reef in the Finlayson Channel is the only live coral reef in Canada’s Pacific.
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Canadian Coast Guard Cracks Down on BC’s Derelict Vessels with Steep Fines
The owner of an abandoned boat in Haida Gwaii faces a $12,000 fine after ignoring warnings.
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Unravelling the Genetic Mysteries of the Extinct Coast Salish Woolly Dog
Master Weaver Debra Sparrow tells us about the history of the uniquely West Coast woolly dog.
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New Conservation Plan for Great Bear Rainforest Seeks Public Input
Plan for 7865 hectares of forested land to be put towards regenerative forestry, conservation.
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UPDATE: Prince Rupert says drowning cause of death for 19 eagles
An organic ‘deleterious material’ was discarded by an unknown party Jan. 4; investigation continues
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Heiltsuk Nation Takes Canada To Court Over Herring Fishery Dispute
Nation “deeply disappointed” after DFO unilaterally announced the closure of the spawn-on-kelp herring fishery in 2022.
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DFO Proposing Extended BC Fish Farm Licences, Despite Feds Promise for 2025 Transition Plan
New proposal to expand licences from 2-6 years has many concerned about the future of wild salmon.
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Watermelon Ice Is Melting BC’s Snowpack
Algae speeds up loss of glaciers that store water for BC’s drought months
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‘Silent extinction’ feared for steelhead trout across B.C.
The Pacific Salmon Foundation says a lack of data is hampering conservation efforts for this economically important species.
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Shelling Out Success: The Story Behind BC’s Thriving Crab Fishing Industry
BC Crab’s Megan Eadie talks about sustainability and the future of commercial crabbing.
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Why This Young Indigenous Fisher Says It’s Time for Consumers to Reconnect with Their Local Harvesters
We spoke with Musqueam fisher Jarred Sparrow at the BC Young Fishermen’s Network Gathering.
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You Otter Know: Are Sea Otters Friends or Foe to West Coasters?
Return of marine mammals is cause for concern or celebration, depending on who you ask.
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