The provincial government promised to save the Great Bear Rainforest in 2006. Today only 50% of the Great Bear Rainforest is protected from logging. Take action.
Imagine the Great Bear Rainforest without bears. It's time for Environment Minister Terry Lake to end the trophy hunt and dedicate resources to helping grizzly populations recover.
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.
Thank you for taking action for B.C.'s wild spaces and species! If you want to do more, there are lots of easy ways that you can help with urgent conservation issues in British Columbia. Click here for some ideas.
