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Press releases

Media release: Environment Canada put on notice for 10-year delay in caribou protections

January 22, 2025

Concern grows over scale of logging in St Marys River Valley

November 28, 2024

Media release: Inspiring students to build a sustainable tomorrow

October 16, 2024

Media release: Columbia River Treaty agreement-in-principle opens possibilities for restoring river ecosystems

July 12, 2024

Wildsight mounts fight for endangered mountain caribou habitat in Seymour River watershed

June 20, 2024

Legal petition will require answers from Ottawa on B.C. mine takeover

June 18, 2024

Wildsight welcomes government commitments to old growth protection

May 21, 2024

Public feedback opens on Record Ridge mine environmental assessment

May 15, 2024

Poll uncovers rare urban-rural agreement: mining companies must pay for environmental clean-ups, not B.C. taxpayers

April 10, 2024

Media release: Summer adventure for local teens

April 8, 2024

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Amelia Caddy
Communications & Philanthropy Lead
amelia@wildsight.ca

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Lorene Keitch
Communications Specialist
lorene@wildsight.ca

Latest News

  • The billion-dollar blind spot in BC's mine cleanup system

    May 6
    British Columbia’s mine cleanup policy is built on a simple principle: companies should pay to clean up the environmental damage they cause. But as mining projects expand and pollution risks grow, an important question remain
  • Photo story: Life in a burned forest

    April 30
    At first glance, you might assume a burned forest is devoid of life. But a few minutes spent in one is all it takes to realize you are in fact witnessing the renewal of an ecosystem.
  • Slow down on Airport Way: Revelstoke residents asked to help protect migrating toads and turtles

    April 29
    Spring has arrived in Revelstoke, bringing sunny days, blooming crocuses, and the annual migration of Western Toads and Western Painted Turtles along Airport Way.
  • A legacy of love

    April 24
    Marjan Patterson’s gift for the wild honours the legacy her parents left and continues the work they started more than 50 years ago.
  • Forests, water and our future: A community conversation

    April 7
    Join an evening of community conversation about our forests and watersheds next Wednesday, April 15th. Experts Dr.
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