Area A Director Mike Sosnowski and Fernie Mayor Mary Guiliano argued that the entire area between the City of Fernie and Fernie Alpine Resort is going to be developed eventually.

The proposal, funded by a tourism operator in Waterton National Park, would see two lodges and 22 cabins built right on the edge of a provincial wilderness park

It may seem like a small change, but even a few small area of rural sprawl in a critical connectivity area can have a real affect on grizzlies and other wildlife, so please register your opposition to this ill conceived proposal today HERE!

“There’s a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” Leonard Cohen I’m walking down a freshly cut logging […]

The BC Auditor General’s audit of compliance and enforcement of the mining sector is strongly critical of the BC government’s […]

Pizza, Beyond Recycling and a Tiny Home: An Interview with Dawn Deydey by Lindsay Cuff Dawn Deydey is Wildsight’s coordinator […]

On March 10, Prime Minister Trudeau and President Obama will be sitting down together at a special state dinner to discuss issues important on both sides of our shared border.

Columbia Basin Trust renews support to two environmental education initiatives

It’s Time For Big Industry To Change, says Wildsight, Coal Industry in Elk Valley Among Top Polluters in B.C.

We’d like to see the BC government follow their lead by stepping up their commitment and creating a national park in the Flathead River Valley

From my viewpoint looking out over Lake Koocanusa, I can’t help but imagine this landscape; pre-highway 3, pre-Libby dam, pre-flood. […]

Numerous studies have shown that Alexander Creek is one of the last best north-south wildlife corridors in BC’s Southern Rockies, and is important to wildlife connectivity on a continental scale.