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 […]

On Wednesday May 30th the Elk River Alliance hosted an Elk River watershed dialogue day at Fernie’s Best Western Mountain […]

Life depends on water; it is something we can’t do without. It makes sense that we should protect our primary […]

The weather might have been doomy and gloomy in the Elk Valley last Sunday but the Fishing Gods held off […]

The Kettle River and a remote northern area widely known as the “sacred headwaters,” both very popular among canoeists, have […]

It would spell disaster for some Kootenay blue-listed fish populations and streamside wildlife habitats. It would cut right through the […]

The Flathead River, which flows through southeastern BC into Montana, tops British Columbia’s most endangered rivers list for 2009 due […]

The most important accomplishment thus far has been the society’s initiative in forming the BC Rivers Alliance (BCRA). The BCRA […]