A must-visit summer experience: The 2025 Kimberley Farmers’ Market

Now in its 11th season, the Kimberley Farmers’ Market is in full swing and brimming with energy. Located in the heart of downtown Kimberley BC, this vibrant market draws locals and visitors alike with its unique blend of fresh food, live entertainment, and community spirit. With an average of 30 vendors each week, up from 24 at the same time…

Wildsight news : Conservation

Will new federal coal mining regulations stop Elk Valley selenium pollution?

January 13, 2018 by Lars Sander-Green

Selenium pollution coming from the Elk Valley coal mines is a major problem and polluted water is harming fish as far downstream as Koocanusa Reservoir. So why isn’t government regulating selenium levels to protect fish, birds and all kinds…

Wolverines, lynx and access management: Speak up on hunting regulation changes

January 12, 2018 by Lars Sander-Green

Should special access be granted to areas closed to the public to protect wildlife values? Should the number of wolverine and lynx being trapped or hunted be reduced? These questions are being asked in the proposed changes to hunting and…

Kimberley volunteers give back to the reindeer this winter

January 3, 2018 by Eddie Petryshen

This spring, pregnant female mountain caribou from the South Selkirk herd will give birth in a protected pen so that they, and their young calves, are safe from predators in the dangerous first six weeks after birth.

Mountain caribou need our help: New agreement is all talk, no action

December 19, 2017 by Lars Sander-Green

Across BC, our mountain caribou are disappearing. Habitat destruction and threats from all corners have limited mountain caribou to small islands within their historical range that covered much of the province. After decades of half-measures, Canada and BC have…

Can we keep our mountains wild?

December 9, 2017 by John Bergenske

This year, Wildsight celebrates 30 years of protecting wildlife, clean water and wild places. It’s been quite the journey...

Canada & BC reach historic agreement to protect mountain caribou—but will it be enough?

November 28, 2017 by Lars Sander-Green

The governments of Canada and British Columbia last week announced an agreement to protect threatened mountain caribou in part of the province. This historic agreement between the federal and provincial governments is the first ever agreement reached under Section 11…

Upcoming events

2025 Ebike Raffle and 50/50
Kimberley & Cranbrook
July 3 - August 28
Wildsight Kimberley Cranbrooks annual raffle is back. Now with a 50/50 draw as well! Enter online for your chance to win a sleek 2025 Norco Scene VLT e-bike or a growing cash prize.
Apple Pressing Demonstration
Kimberley & Cranbrook
Thursday, August 28
Pick, juice, enjoy! Whether you have an abundance of apples that you don't know what to do with, or you'd just love to…
Outdoor Trivia Fundraiser
Revelstoke
Thursday, September 4
Join Wildsight Revelstoke for a fun evening of Outdoor Trivia! Family friendly with nature-themed questions, we will have snacks and refreshments available to purchase…
Repair Café at the Revelstoke Farmers Market
Revelstoke
June 7 - September 6
Wildsight Revelstoke is hosting a Repair Café at our booth at the Revelstoke Farmers Market this summer, on the first Saturday of each month.
Discover the Ecology of Cottonwood Island: Guided Nature Walk with Jim Smith
Creston Valley
Sunday, September 7
Explore the incredible ecology of the Creston Valley on a fun and educational guided nature walk. Join us Sunday, September 7 from 9–11am for…

A must-visit summer experience: The 2025 Kimberley Farmers’ Market

Wildsight news : Conservation

Will new federal coal mining regulations stop Elk Valley selenium pollution?

Wolverines, lynx and access management: Speak up on hunting regulation changes

Kimberley volunteers give back to the reindeer this winter

Mountain caribou need our help: New agreement is all talk, no action

Can we keep our mountains wild?

Canada & BC reach historic agreement to protect mountain caribou—but will it be enough?

Selenium in the Elk Valley: Are we locking in centuries of water pollution?

Art for Mountain Caribou: An interview with Grant Smith & Online Art Auction

Supreme Court decision on Qat’muk: What’s next?

Wildsight disappointed in Supreme Court decision on Jumbo Glacier Resort

A must-visit summer experience: The 2025 Kimberley Farmers’ Market

Wildsight news : Conservation

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