Wild Times Newsletter Summer 2017
Summer 2017 newsletter (plus branch inserts: Elk Valley, Golden, Invermere, Kimberley/Cranbrook…
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Come Out And Play: The Familiar Call Of Summer Returns
More than any other season, the pull to go outside seems to tug the strongest in the summer. Maybe it's the undeniable bliss that comes when you combine warm sunshine with a cool breeze? Perhaps it's the sound…
The Wildsight Weekly Wrap-Up | May 5th Edition
This week's wrap-up features articles from Flathead Beacon, Calgary Metro, Calgary Herald, High Country News and David Suzuki Foundation.
Our 2016 Annual Report
Join us in celebrating everything we've achieved together with our 2016 Annual Report (PDF).
The Wildsight Weekly Wrap-Up | April 28th Edition
This week's wrap-up features articles from David Suzuki Foundation, Margo McDiarmid, Cathy Ellis and Carol Linnitt; as well as a trailer for 'Last Stand – The Vanishing Caribou Rainforest' and a reminder to add your voice to the Review of Environmental Assesment Processes: Climate Change & Impact.
The Wildsight Weekly Wrap-Up | April 21st Edition
This week's wrap-up features articles by William Yardley, Andrea Thompson, Emma Gilchrist, Jon Gertner and a great video from Accelerate Kootenay.
The Wildsight Weekly Wrap-Up | April 14th Edition
This week's wrap-up features articles by CBC News, Judith D Schwartz, a video from Anjali Appadurai, a trailer for The Messenger documentary, and our own Joh Bergenske gets interviewed by the Revelstoke Mountaineer.
Electric Cars in the Kootenays: Fast Charging is Here
After last week's announcement of 13 DC fast charging stations for electric cars in the Columbia Basin, there has never been a better time to get off gas and go electric.
The Wildsight Weekly Wrap-Up | April 7th Edition
This week's wrap-up features articles by Tim Burkhart, Pieta Woolley, Damien Gillis, Andrew Gage and Dave Quinn.
Feeding Elk is not the Solution
Feeding elk has been promoted as helpful and even necessary during this snowy winter in the East Kootenay. But is feeding elk really best for the animals? Experienced wildlife biologists have repeatedly argued that feeding elk can do more harm…