Making changes to ecosystem health in the Columbia Basin takes time, which is why four organizations are undertaking long-term projects to create significant, positive impacts.

In its aim to support people and communities in the Columbia Basin, Columbia Basin Trust is celebrating the release of its new Columbia Basin Management Plan 2024–2034.

The Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship was created to honour Neil Muth who valued and supported perseverance and continuous learning.

Twenty-nine non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin are undertaking projects to reduce their energy use, create fewer greenhouse gases and adapt to the impacts of climate change.

The Columbia Basin benefits from the wide range of food that is grown right in the region. Now, 26 farms […]

A Province/Trust partnership provides nearly $1.8 million to 11 local projects

Children and families around the Columbia Basin benefit from a range of childcare opportunities at Child Care Centres.

An Enhanced Trail Dogs is coming soon to Fernie trails with a $55,000 Trail Enhancement grant to fund extending the trail by two kilometres.

Funding has been announced for rural communities and areas in the Columbia Basin—encompassing 5,429 homes—to create access to high-speed Internet.

With solid performance of its investments, Columbia Basin Trust was able to deliver $82.2 million in direct benefits to the […]

Columbia Basin Trust is inviting the public to provide feedback on its draft Plan which will guide the Trust’s activities […]

The alluring aromas of fresh bread, doughnuts and artisanal pastries have been wafting through the town of Invermere since Quality […]