Sierra Club BC Spotlight
- Join Sierra Club BC and Flathead Wild partners for an evening of extraordinary images and action to protect the Flathead permanently. Mountaineering legend Pat Morrow, Victoria scientist Richard Hebda and other guests will lead us on a fascinating multimedia journey.
- Key species in the Great Bear Rainforest could still be at risk of extinction as the province falls behind on commitments to map out crucial habitat in the Great Bear Rainforest.
- The B.C. budget contains some welcome measures for a clean, green economy but the overall balance tips heavily in favour of carbon-intensive industries such as oil and gas.
- Whether Simply Dark, Zesty Orange, Cool Mint or any of 7 other flavours, Denman Island Chocolate bars offer a delicious feast to the tastebuds while minimizing your environmental footprint.
- The BC government has announced a ban on mining and oil and gas development in the Flathead River Valley. Sierra Club BC welcomes the announcement as a vital first step towards permanent protection for the globally-significant Flathead.
- The Taku watershed has it all - intact forests, abundant wildlife and five species of wild salmon returning strong and healthy every year. Riches beyond gold ... until mining begins. Take action to protect this magnificent watershed.
- In less than two months the BC government will open the sport hunting season for bears in the Great Bear Rainforest. With all eyes on Vancouver right now, this is one sport that BC doesn't want the world to know about.
- From wind-swept Triangle Island to the depths of BC's great coastal sea, the changing climate affects everything in the ocean. Watch Code Blue - an animated examination of the health of BC's coastal waters.
- Take a virtual tour of the Great Bear Rainforest aboard a Guardian/Watchmen boat. See the staggering richness of this magnificent region and learn about the important work of its First Nations guardians.
- The B.C. government has relaxed rules for the mining industry to allow exploration companies to log and road-build in endangered mountain caribou habitat—habitat that is off-limits to forestry companies.



