Students connect to the Columbia through learning from the land, making connections, developing a deeper understanding of this place we […]

The Fall Fair, organized by Wildsight Elk Valley, is back again for another year of homesteading excellence. The Fernie Fall […]

After decades of bighorn sheep being killed by traffic just south of Radium, a wildlife overpass will finally be built […]

The research was based on analyzing elemental concentrations in moss samples gathered from 19 locations surrounding the Elkview Mine and the town of Sparwood.

Wildsight has launched “No Mow May For the Bees” and kindly asks you to put your mower away for the […]

Sixteen youth from across the Columbia Basin have the opportunity to navigate the complex social, economic and natural history of […]

The pandemic highlighted the many benefits of getting outside regularly and connecting with nature. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of […]

So you’re skiing up the skin track, head down. You finally break out past the trees into the alpine and […]

After decades of forest management that has prioritized timber supply over ecosystems and the health of British Columbia’s forests, Premier […]

The BC government has fined Teck Coal $16.5 million for failure to construct a water treatment facility by the required […]

Wildsight celebrates the creation of the Incomappleux Conservancy in the heart of the Inland Temperate Rainforest (ITR). The Province is […]

Acclaimed author, naturalist and biologist Douglas Chadwick is touring the Kootenays this February to share his latest book, Four Fifths […]