Help us stand up for caribou in Canada’s highest court, and in the ancient forests that are vital to their survival

Help us stand up for caribou in Canada’s highest court, and in the ancient forests that are vital to their survival

Wildsight news : Sustainable communities

Can forest waste help build healthier soils?

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The Creston Community Forest is a local treasure. Spanning 21,000 hectares near the rural community of Creston, B.C, its network of trails makes it a popular recreation destination. The nonprofit-run forest also supports local jobs and generates…

Join the Youth Climate Corps Kootenays

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Update: Applications are now closed for both the West and East Kootenay Youth Climate Corps seasons. Thank you for your interest. Hear about future opportunities. Youth Climate Corps is an opportunity to kickstart or further develop your career in climate…

Climate Action Technician, East Kootenay Crew

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Feb 2026: Hiring is now complete for YCC East Kootenay 2026. Thank you for your interest. Hear about future opportunities. ………. Climate Action Technician East Kootenay Crew, Youth Climate Corps Contract Dates: Early May to late August, 2026 (exact dates TBD…

Climate Action technician, West Kootenay

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Feb 2026: Hiring is now complete for YCC West Kootenay 2026. Thank you for your interest. Hear about future opportunities: .......... Climate Action Technician West Kootenay Crew, Youth Climate Corps Contract dates: Early May to late August 2026 (with the potential…

What is a Youth Climate Corps?

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Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent announcement of $40 million for a national Youth Climate Corps has caught the attention of Canadians curious and eager to see meaningful climate action. For many though, the idea of a 'climate corps' is…

Birthing hope in caribou maternity pen

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Just 25 years ago, nearly 250 southern mountain caribou roamed the central Selkirk Mountains of southern B.C. As of 2023, only 25 remained. The stark numbers tell the story of a herd on the brink of disappearing.

From forest waste to farm resource

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The Youth Climate Corps (YCC) East and West Kootenay crews launched their season by joining forces on a wildfire risk reduction project that combined on-the-ground training with climate resilience work.

Do we really need coal to make steel?

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We can — and already do — make steel without using metallurgical coal. With the steelmaking industry accounting for more than 5% of global carbon emissions, it's time to wind down the metallurgical coal industry.