Black Henbane – a Shuswap botanical phenomenon
The first photo taken of the mysterious plant discovered in our new garden This spring we brought in a small excavator to create a new […]
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Old growth forests at threat both provincially and locally
A study by three forest ecosystem specialists made headlines recently due to its alarming findings that the amount of British Columbia’s old growth forest has
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In search of the Shuswap’s most significant trees
Local conservationists join former Sierra Club executive director Vicky Husband on a visit to the Seymour Giant, 1996 Retired Fernie city engineer and author Terry
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The New Roaring Twenties
Even large trees snapped like toothpicks during the New Year’s Eve snowstorm, photo by Jim Cooperman The arrival of the new decade that finally has
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Climate change – think globally, act locally
My speech to the Climate Strike rally, held Friday Sept. 20th in Salmon Arm in front of the city hall: There is no doubt we
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