A trip into the endangered ancient Foster rainforest
Defending wildlife, water and wild places in Canada's Columbia and Rocky Mountain regions.
Learn more about Wildsight
A river monitoring study in BC's Flathead watershed is giving researchers an inside look into how natural and human-impacted landscapes change over time.Read more
Where hope takes root
September 21
Is it just me, or did we all breathe a collective sigh of relief when the leaves started to turn? The promise of fall brings cooler temperatures, shorter days and…Read more
A "working forest" won't work
September 20
British Columbia’s forest industry is facing unprecedented mill closures and job losses at the same time that a biodiversity crisis is threatening the health of our ecosystems.Read more
Ancient trails, new adventures
August 25
We stand on Coyote Plateau, high above the Rocky Mountain Trench. Our group of 12 teens from across the Columbia Basin survey the same sweeping landscape that has captivated people…Read more
“This experience has been life-changing and I will carry the memories forever. I will remember this trip as being one of my best summers and an amazing way to…Read more
Sharing recreation trails with wildlife
August 14
New research from Kootenay-based biologist Clayton Lamb examines how different wildlife species respond to the recreation trail network in Fernie, BC.Read more
Protect Foster Creek from logging
Upcoming events
Nature Walk: Ka Papa Cedars Trail
Creston Valley
Join Us for a Nature Walk at Ka Papa Cedars! Join biologist and naturalist Ed McMackin on Sunday, October 11 for a peaceful walk through…
View event
Wildsight Golden's 2nd Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival
Golden
Back by popular demand, Wildsight Golden is delighted to announce that we will be hosting the second edition of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival…
View event
Nature Walk: How to use INaturalist along Williams Creek Falls
Saturday, October 17: Williams Creek Falls Trail Join Wildsight Creston Valley Director Jessica Holden for a hike along the Williams Creek Falls Trail.
View event
Wildlife Friendly Fencing removal work bee
Creston Valley
Wildlife-Friendly Fencing Work Bee – October 18th 2026 Location: Meet us at Schikurski Park Old fences can be a serious hazard to wildlife - blocking migration…
View event
Nature Walk: Exploring the Geology of Summit Creek
Creston Valley
Saturday, October 24: 10AM: Exploring the Geology of Summit Creek This walk takes a geological spin! Simon Wiebe from Wildsight Regional will lead us along…
View event
Plant-based potlucks
Kimberley & Cranbrook
We invite you to join us for a plant-based potluck to share dishes, recipes, and knowledge with members of the Kimberley Cranbrook community!
View event