Almost half of British Columbia’s bat species are now at risk
B.C.’s minister of agriculture, food and fisheries said the insects are an integral part of B.C.
B.C.’s minister of agriculture, food and fisheries said the insects are an integral part of B.C.
Canoe Forest Product’s plans for site include a new emission system for smoke
Popular view spot near Tofino plagued by people hanging masks and other unwanted garbage
Algal bloom appears to be getting worse, and stinky
B.C. Bear Alliance wants to see body cameras on conservation officers after more than 600 black bears were killed this past year
Invasive Species Action Month offers timely reminder for Shuswap boaters and watercraft users
Band has had ongoing problems with destructive activities on its lands
The affordable housing agency sees mass timber as an opportunity to reduce building-related GHG emissions
Recent BC Hydro survey finds 60% of homeowners still use gas-powered lawnmowers and yard equipment
This Earth Day, Ocean Legacy Foundation is launching a free educational platform to educate the public about plastic pollution
While most algal blooms are harmless, some species have the potential to produce toxins that can be harmful to humans
Located 50 kms south of Golden, the proposed operation was justified as bark beetle management
Two Pacheedaht chiefs say they’re ‘concerned about the increasing polarization over forestry activities’ in the territory
Sickle Point, the last intact wetland near Skaha Lake, is facing the prospect of development
Members of Divers for Cleaner Lakes and Oceans hauled out 470 pounds of trash over two days
