We're hiring: Conservation Coordinator

We're hiring: Conservation Coordinator

Wildsight news

Op-ed: The case for learning about our local land 

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The pandemic highlighted the many benefits of getting outside regularly and connecting with nature. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada underlined the need for us to deepen our understanding and knowledge of local Indigenous history, culture, language and land…

Employment Opportunity: Camp Counsellor

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Location: Golden, BC Employment Type: Seasonal How to Apply: Please email a resume and cover letter to Leslie Adams at Golden@wildsight.ca Salary: $20.00 per hour Job Description: The GET WILD! Summer day camp provides and environment and…

Employment Opportunity: Summer Office Assistant

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Location: Golden, BC Employment Type: Seasonal How to Apply: Please email a resume and cover letter to Leslie Adams at Golden@wildsight.ca Start Date: June 26, 2023 Number of Weeks: 9 weeks Job Description: Wildsight Golden Branch is looking…

Make an impact: Join the Youth Climate Corps

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If you're looking to advance your career opportunities in climate-related fields or want a change from the direction your life is headed now, we want to hear from you! We're hiring for our Youth Climate Corps, with…

Goats and winter recreation

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So you’re skiing up the skin track, head down. You finally break out past the trees into the alpine and realize you’re not alone! There’s a beautiful shaggy haired creature there and it looks like she spent…

Call for Nominations: 2023 Ellen Zimmerman Award

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Do you know someone who has made an outstanding contribution to protecting nature or environmental education in the Columbia Headwaters region? Nominate them for the 2023 Ellen Zimmerman Award and celebrate their commitment to protecting nature and inspiring about nature…

Columbia kids play with paper

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Columbia Park Elementary students are on a year-long journey to learn about our ecological footprints, and how we can lighten that load. Wildsight's Beyond Recycling program, offered in schools across the Columbia Basin, equips students with the knowledge…

World Wildlife Day

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As humans for 50,000 generations we were wildlife. I cannot see our identity as humans separate from the natural world in which we emerged. Over the last 500 generations we’ve largely removed ourselves from that relationship.

Contest alert: calling all artists

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-- Contest winners are to be announced shortly! -- As the spring has us looking forward to renewed light, growth, and activities, we thought it was about time we renewed our t-shirt design! The cities of Kimberley and Cranbrook are home…