Two years ago, after the New Year’s Eve “snowmegeddon” storm, my first column of the new decade predicted the beginning of “the new roaring twenties […]
What does the future hold? – Imagining the Shuswap in 2052 Read More »
Thanks to the work of a forest campaigner, Eddie Petryshen, from the Kootenay environmental group Wildsight, we are now aware of the plans to log
Ancient cedar forest stands at risk in Shuswap’s own “Fairy Creek” Read More »
On November 2nd, the B.C. government announced plans to defer logging in approximately 2.6 million hectares of old growth forest. After two decades of disappointment with
Cautious optimism for old growth forest protection plan Read More »
After this summer’s extreme heat, drought, smoke and wildfires, it is obvious that all predictions are off and all we can expect is the unexpected.
The summer of our discontent Read More »
The majority of the Adams River flow has moved north and has swept away some of the beach at the mouth, photo by Jim Cooperman
The Adams River is on the move Read More »
