The public will have a chance to discuss and provide feedback about recreation management in the Koocanusa area at four open houses and through an online survey this January and February.

Michel Creek, Coal Creek, Lizard Creek, Sand Creek, Kikomun Creek and Morrissey Creek and their tributaries will be closed

Fernie is experiencing an early summer unlike ever before and I’m loving it! Following an average winter with only 50% […]

Whitewater paddlers, anglers, and other river users will be pleased to know that BC Hydro is installing a Warning System […]

The Fording River seems to run through paradise in the wild Canadian Rocky Mountains, but Environment Canada experts say it […]

“A clean shoreline makes it safe for animals living in or near the river and beautiful for people”, says Lee-Anne Walker

The three clear, blue-green, spring fed alpine lakes are a natural beauty that attract many of us to Silver Springs. […]

Floods are the most costly natural disasters in Fernie in terms of property damage. They usually occur in early June […]

Teck Coal Ltd. is facing a massive pollution problem in the Elk Valley, where a metal-like element known as selenium […]

The City of Fernie will receive $652,800 from the Government of Canada through the Gas Tax Fund transfer to improve […]

Youth inspire us to care for the ribbon of life that unites us all in the Elk River watershed. Members […]

Golfing? Fishing? Zipping? Rafting? Climbing? Shopping? So many choices. So much fun to be had! Spend some quality time in […]