Hundreds of people from both sides of the Canada-U.S. border converged at Peace Arch Provincial Park for a climate action rally on Saturday.

 

Environmentalists, First Nations, and scientists arrived at the park in busloads to protest coal, oil and liquefied natural gas projects happening in B.C. and Washington State that they say are fuelling climate change.

 

The rally comes on the eve of what some are promising to be the largest climate action rally in history. It's called the the People's Climate March, and it is taking place tomorrow in New York and in cities around the world, including London, Paris, Rio and Vancouver.

 

The Wilderness Committee's climate campaigner Eoin Madden is interviewed in this report.