Red fox sightings in the Shuswap
We had a delightful surprise last week while gazing out our front window during breakfast. I spotted what at first appeared to be a coyote […]
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The future for Tsútswecw Park is looking most uncertain
After the Bush Creek East wildfire devastated over 80 percent of Tsútswecw Provincial Park, its future is looking most uncertain. Prior to the fire, the
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Innovation and value-added marketing nourishes Salmon Arm’s apple industry
Commercial apple growing in the Shuswap is but a small fraction of what it once was prior to 1950. Being an orchardist was the dream
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Reflections on 55 years of growing food in the Shuswap
Admittedly, I am an unabashed, confirmed “gardenaholic” who grows far more food than we can possibly consume or put away for the winter. It all
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Wood boring beetles attacking green conifers in Shuswap forests
As climate chaos intensifies, B.C.’s forests are changing rapidly and not for the better as fires, drought, insects and diseases take their toll. Just one
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