For teens wanting a summer adventure with training in leadership, teamwork, and wilderness skills, Wildsight is now accepting applications for the Go Wild! program.

The Cranbrook U18 Bucks, with players from Creston, Fernie and Kimberley, capped off their season this week with an incredible performance in the Tier 2 BC Hockey Provincials that saw them advance to the finals and the gold medal game.

A new Wildsight-commissioned report has revealed the Elk Valley’s $6.4 billion water pollution problem to reverse rising selenium concentrations in […]

Congratulations to the Fernie Nordic Society on their first ever podium finishes at the National Championships! Ella Fuller skied an […]

Fernie Alpine Resort has announced its summer plans, sparking excitement among summer enthusiasts as the Timber Chair will be in […]

Wildsight welcomes the announcement of an International Joint Commission (IJC) investigation into water pollution from the Elk Valley coal mines […]

Sixteen youth from across the Columbia Basin will navigate the complex social, economic and natural history of the mighty Columbia River as they paddle its waters this summer.

The RDEK Regional Parks Plan is being amended to include two new parks: the Morrissey River Access in Electoral Area A and Elko River Access in Electoral Area B.

Wildsight’s EcoStewards program is the inaugural recipient of Wildlife Habitat Canada’s Diane Griffin Award.

The Griz Day’s parade was delightful and festive, drawing a large crowd of spectators and featuring a variety of entries to entertain everyone.

The Fernie Chamber is so excited to bring you the 47th Annual Griz Days from March 1 – 3 and […]

Recent progress on a proposed new coal mine in the Elk Valley highlights government inaction on the region’s growing water pollution crisis.