Protesters’ lawyer says 17 complaints fall under the agency’s mandate and will be investigated
Scientist: unclear if populations of sea stars in B.C. waters will survive
Coordinator calls it ‘heartwarming’
Remove trash and debris to keep it from washing into the salmon-bearing stream
Scientists say there’s little doubt climate change from fossil fuels is driving extreme events
Hundreds of species recorded for bioblitz during day’s visit to Campbell Valley Regional Park
Higher than usual number of grasshoppers inhabiting grassy areas and feasting on crops
Report: far worse heat waves, droughts and flood-inducing downpours without deep emissions cuts
Hot weather suspected cause of collapse at popular B.C. rock-climbing destination
New nest boxes are downstream from the habitat destroyed by runaway log boom in May
Farmers across Canada look to provincial and the federal governments for help
Protected fishway at the slide site is allowing salmon to make it upstream
Support for third reading of plan follows six-hour public hearing
UBC’s Beaty museum grateful for Bill Merilees’s historical record of B.C. marine biodiversity
Langley high school kids documented many species living in their community during a recent bioblitz
Two signs burned days after vandalism to pair of watershed-protection signs
Mixing economic growth and environmental protection is a challenge, but necessary
