Applications open 2025 Youth Climate Corps

Applications are now open for both the West and East Kootenay 2025 Youth Climate Corps seasons. Wildsight’s Youth Climate Corps is an opportunity to kickstart or further develop your career in climate related fields through multi-month paid contracts in BC’s Columbia Basin region. You will receive professional certifications, mentorship, leadership development, and practical work experience.

Wildsight news

Kimberley’s First Farmers’ Market opens July 3rd

July 1, 2014 by Lars Sander-Green

Wildsight’s Kimberley Farmers’ Market opens for the first time this Thursday, July 3rd, at 5pm. Now that the summer sun has readied the first round of crops for harvest, local farmers will be loading up their market tables for…

Wild Times Newsletter Summer 2014

June 1, 2014 by Wildsight

Summer 2014…

Creston Valley Bird Fest a success!

May 29, 2014 by Wildsight

“They’re amassing out there someplace and they’ll be back. You can count on it.” No, they’re not Hitchcock’s birds, but birdwtchers, flocking to the Creston Valley to partake in the May 9-11, 2014, Creston Valley…

Wild Times Newsletter Spring 2014

March 1, 2014 by Wildsight

Spring 2014…

Wildsight in Federal Court Today to Defend Species at Risk

January 8, 2014 by Wildsight

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Jan. 8, 2014 Federal Court to hear lawsuit over endangered wildlife threatened by Northern Gateway pipeline and government delay Delayed recovery strategies threaten humpback whales, white sturgeon, seabirds and caribou along pro-posed pipeline and tanker routes…

Why do we love our mountains?

December 18, 2013 by Wildsight

December 11 was the International Day of the Mountain and Invermere celebrated by asking: Why do we love our mountains? The leadership class at David Thompson Secondary School and Wildsight Invermere partnered to find an artistic way to celebrate the…

Reform of BC’s Antiquated Water Act Get’s Cautious “Thumb’s Up” from Environmental Group

November 5, 2013 by Wildsight

November 5, 2013 Kimberley, BC – Wildsight is applauding the BC government’s commitment to reforming the antiquated Water Act, but cautions that the protection of water must guarantee environmental flows for fish, wildlife and sustainable communities.

Upcoming events

Learn more about FutureMakers
Regional
Wednesday, January 15
FutureMakers: Where science, creativity, and hope meet Join Wildsight's Dawn Deydey as we investigate an incredible resource that invites students to explore ways to…
Keeping the Flow: Watershed Wisdom for a Drier Climate with Jim Smith
Saturday, January 18
This free presentation is part of a skill share series with community experts held at the Creston Library.
Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival
Creston Valley
Friday, February 21
Join us for the Creston Valley’s showing of the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival on Friday February 21st at 7pm.
Fernie Seedy Saturday 2025
Elk Valley
Saturday, February 22
Fernie Seedy Saturday will showcase the world of seeds for gardeners, nature lovers and plant lovers!

Applications open 2025 Youth Climate Corps

Wildsight news

Kimberley’s First Farmers’ Market opens July 3rd

Wild Times Newsletter Summer 2014

Creston Valley Bird Fest a success!

Wild Times Newsletter Spring 2014

Wildsight in Federal Court Today to Defend Species at Risk

Why do we love our mountains?

Reform of BC’s Antiquated Water Act Get’s Cautious “Thumb’s Up” from Environmental Group

Wild Times Newsletter Fall 2013

Community EcoGarden founder Deydey wins national award

Wild Times Newsletter Summer 2013

Applications open 2025 Youth Climate Corps

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