Since 1964, the treaty has managed hydropower production and flood control operations along the river – a waterway crucial to both countries’ economies.

Wildsight Elk Valley’s social enterprise food store, Local, is celebrating its third anniversary of providing community-powered local food. Founded to […]

The federal government will be required to answer questions as to how it is protecting Canadian taxpayers as part of […]

Residents are being asked to help protect endangered mountain caribou habitat and old growth forests at risk of logging north […]

The Network of Hwy 3 wildlife crossings are growing with exclusion fencing, wildlife passages under bridges and ungulates guards helping […]

Kootenay residents say polluters need to pay and are concerned they’ll be left to cover the cost of environmental damage caused by local industry

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

Evergreens Farm is coming to Fernie and will grow leafy greens for local consumption year around starting this Spring! In […]

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

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