Healthy nature and a stable climate are vital to thriving communities and biodiversity. Our grassroots campaigns are grounded in relationships with communities and the land. They challenge systems to create equity and justice for all. We believe people taking informed action together create change

Our Campaign Areas

Aerial view of a wetland with mountains surrounding.
Protecting Nature
Killer whale fins and mist breaching the ocean surface.
Defending Wildlife
A T'sou-ke person standing above solar panels on a roof.
Fighting Climate Change
A wetland with forest around it and mountains in the background.
Photo: Garth Lenz

Protecting Nature

Stemming the biodiversity and climate crisis means conserving intact ecosystems and ensuring an adequate amount of space is free from industrial development. We work with Indigenous communities, grassroots activists and all levels of government to advance new protected areas from the ground up and advocate for swift conservation that benefits all.

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Aerial view of an estuary on Nootka Island with the phrase "NUCHATLAHT LAND BACK" overtop.
Nuchatlaht Nation: Land Back

Call on BC NDP to respect Nuchatlaht!

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Two orcas surfacing near rocky islands
Photo: Andrew S. Wright

Defending Wildlife

Imagine a world without killer whales, Blanding's turtles, grizzly bears, spotted owls, caribou or wild salmon. These beloved species and more are integral to the fabric of life, yet so many are at risk of extinction. We campaign for strong laws to protect all threatened, endangered and special concern species. We defend the critical habitat of these species so they can survive and thrive.

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Photo: Michael Snyder
Fraser Estuary

Protect the Fraser Estuary and its species

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People hold banners that say "Fracking not worth the risk" and "Climate change is here, take action now!" during a march

Fighting Climate Change

Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide in our atmosphere are now higher than they have been in millions of years. If we carry on at current emission rates, the impacts will be devastating. Avoiding the worst of these impacts requires keeping all fossil fuels in the ground and transforming the way we live and move around.

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Fracked gas
Alex Hsuan Tsui, Wilderness Committee
Fracking & LNG

Add your voice to end fracking in BC

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