Author: Robyn Duncan

CORE: A legacy of landscape protection

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Height of the Rockies, Akamina-Kishinena, Gilnockie, Kianuko, Lockhart Creek, the upper Cummins Valley and the Purcell Wilderness Conservancy, Elk Lakes and Bugaboos expansions: some of the area’s most beautiful and biodiverse landscapes were protected as provincial parks through…

Job Posting: Conservation Program Coordinator

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This position has been filled. Job Posting: Conservation Program Coordinator Hourly Wage: $18/hour Location: Kimberley, BC Hours: 40 hours per week, travel, evenings and weekend work are required Date Range: May 15, 2017-August 31, 2017 About us: Wildsight…

In Search of the Wolverine (Canadian Geographic)

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There are few animals as badass as the wolverine. And yet, while they are known for their tenacity and fearlessness, wolverines are in trouble. Wolverines need space to roam, perhaps more than any other mammal, and they need deep snowpacks…

The Awakening: Bears Are Back!

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Spring has arrived, and as we all head to the hills to revel in spring flowers and leafing trees, remember that we won't be the only ones doing so - bears are waking up from another long winter nap.

What’s At Stake?

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Does Invermere need a recreation access management plan? Does it matter how many trails there are in the backcountry? What can we do to ensure nature is left intact for future generations? Pat Morrow has assembled a collection of photos…