Invermere

Columbia River Field School

The Columbia River Field School is a summer learning adventure for students aged 15-18. Participants will paddle key sections of the Canadian side of the Columbia River and camp along its riverbank, while learning about the watershed's past, present and future. Spanning 15 days, students meet with a diverse group of guest speakers including government officials, Indigenous knowledge…

Repair Cafe: Sewing 101 learn to fix your gear

Invermere
Thursday, February 26

Sewing 101: Learn how to fix your own clothing and reduce textile waste to landfill and prioritising repairing over replacing textiles. Wildsight Invermere's first repair cafe will teach you the basics on fixing your textiles, encouraging participants to repair…

Spring Pre-loved Clothing Market Invermere

Invermere
Thursday, March 26

The Spring Pre-loved Clothing Market is a place to keep textiles out of landfill and keep quality items in circulation in the Columbia Valley. Shop affordable pre-loved fashion — good for your wardrobe, better for the planet.

Latest News

Demand action on caribou habitat — no more delays
February 17
Southern Mountain Caribou are a threatened species, and they're disappearing fast. Tell Environment Canada that it must act now, before it's too late. Send a pre-written letter today.
Protections for the Rainbow-Jordan Wilderness move one step closer to reality
February 11
Wildsight applauds the City of Revelstoke for passing a motion to bring forward a resolution to the Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM), urging the province…
Nominate a conservation champion
February 11
Do you know a woman who has made an outstanding contribution to protecting nature or environmental education in the Columbia Headwaters region? Nominate her for…
Federal government taken to Court over 11-year delay in protecting caribou habitat
February 9
Environmental groups, represented by Ecojustice, are taking the Government of Canada to court over its more than 11-year delay in fully mapping critical habitat for threatened Southern Mountain Caribou.
PFAC report highlights forestry problems, but political will remains the barrier to real reform
February 5
The Provincial Forest Advisory Committee’s newly released report on forest management acknowledges long-standing problems in B.C.’s forestry system, but ultimately fails to address the core reasons reform has stalled.

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