Not much press on this fiasco to date. Glad to see the Narwhal pick it up. Slide caused an oil spill that has been sitting therefor months while the buck was passed about cleanup. Hands up to Tiyt Tribe and other Sto:lo communities for keeping the pressure on to get something done. ... See MoreSee Less
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Each autumn to winter, a natural symphony unfolds in the Chilliwack River Valley —a choreography of wild salmon, the steadfast presence of cedar trees, and the life force of the river itself. Beyond...
British Columbia must reevaluate its caribou habitat protection policies and do better by its environment and its citizens, argues Raincoast scientists.
Since fish farms were removed from the Discovery Islands in 2021, the changes we’ve observed have been striking. The out-migrating juvenile wild smolts have been virtually free of salmon lice and visibly healthier. Those very fish returned this summer to feed the northern Salish Sea ecosystem and I had a chance to witness their return and pay my respect.
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The protection of wetlands is tied to Indigenous and human rights
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Wetlands have been destroyed for industrial, commercial and residential development, despite their ecological, and economic importance.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Not much press on this fiasco to date. Glad to see the Narwhal pick it up. Slide caused an oil spill that has been sitting therefor months while the buck was passed about cleanup. Hands up to Tiyt Tribe and other Sto:lo communities for keeping the pressure on to get something done. ... See MoreSee Less
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Meet the Preserver: Eddie Gardner | Tourism Chilliwack
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Each autumn to winter, a natural symphony unfolds in the Chilliwack River Valley —a choreography of wild salmon, the steadfast presence of cedar trees, and the life force of the river itself. Beyond...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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British Columbia must reevaluate its caribou habitat protection policies and do better by its environment and its citizens, argues Raincoast scientists.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Since fish farms were removed from the Discovery Islands in 2021, the changes we’ve observed have been striking. The out-migrating juvenile wild smolts have been virtually free of salmon lice and visibly healthier. Those very fish returned this summer to feed the northern Salish Sea ecosystem and I had a chance to witness their return and pay my respect.
October image from Life on the Coast Calendar 2024
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These calendars are an annual collaboration between myself, Deirdre Leowinata and April Bencze Nature Imagery ... See MoreSee Less
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