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Environmental Hotspots

Protect Bridge Lake

If the Bridge Lake land swap goes forward, the developer will acquire a portion of the protected shoreline, worth over $4 million, in exchange for an island on the lake worth barely a quarter of that sum, in clear contravention of the Official Community Plan and the Ministry's own guidelines.

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Protect Juan de Fuca Park

Thanks to the commitment of thousands of citizens of the Capital Region, the Juan de Fuca Park is safe from a sprawling resort being built on its fringe - for now. But what about next time? Take action.

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Protect and Complete Quadra Island's Parks

Success! Thanks to your support, the B.C. government has signed a purchase agreement to acquire for vital land at the heart of Quadra’s spectacular Octopus Islands and Small Inlet Provincial Parks.

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Our Coast. Our Call. No Oil Tanker Expansion on the B.C. Coast

Unless we stop them, super-tankers will travel through grey whale migratory routes, through feeding grounds for humpback and orca whales and into the heart of Vancouver. Take action.

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Have Your Say on the Proposed Site C Dam

the proposed Site C dam would be the third hydroelectric dam on the Peace River in northeastern British Columbia. The $8 billion taxpayer-funded project would flood 5,200 hectares of fertile agricultural land as well as destroying 4,900 hectares of boreal forest in order to provide power for the oil and gas industry. Take action.

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