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The area that was slated for logging overlapped with federally designated critical habitat for the Columbia North caribou herd, the largest herd remaining in the Kootenays. Photo: David Moskowitz

Southern Mountain Caribou

‘A huge win’: B.C. government suspends logging in endangered caribou habitat near Revelstoke

Dec 10, 2020

Southern Mountain Caribou

BCTS to Halt Most Logging Activity In Old-growth Caribou Habitat In Argonaut Creek

Dec 09, 2020

Climate Solutions

BC Liberals’ New Climate Critic Backs Fossil Fuels

Dec 01, 2020

Video: 2020 YEAR END CAMPAIGN REPORT

Dec 01, 2020

PHOTO David Moskowitz

Southern Mountain Caribou

Provincial government strategy to save caribou herds missing its mark say environmental groups

Nov 16, 2020

Sunrise over Porcupine Peak | Photo: Joe Foy

Skagit Headwaters Donut Hole

Wild Times: 26 Mile Miracle

Nov 12, 2020

Peter McCartney: Fracking shatters illusions of a clean B.C.

Oct 30, 2020

No Trans Mountain Pipeline

Video: October Trans Mountain Construction Update

Oct 28, 2020

Video: 50-metre tall pile of toxic frack sludge!!!

Oct 16, 2020

The Government of Canada says spotted owls in Canada are "highly vulnerable to extinction." (Ecojustice)

Feds urged to step in to stop B.C. logging in refuge of last breeding pair of spotted owls

Oct 14, 2020

An adult northern spotted owl photographed outside the Spuzzum Valley. The species has been considered functionally extinct in B.C. although environmental organizations recently learned about the existence of a breeding pair in a B.C. valley currently being logged. Photo: Jared Hobbs

Canada’s last breeding pair of endangered spotted owls found in valley slated for imminent logging

Oct 14, 2020

Video: ACTION ALERT - Demand protection for the last wild spotted owls

Oct 14, 2020