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
Reflections on 55 years of growing food in the Shuswap Read More »
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
Wood boring beetles attacking green conifers in Shuswap forests Read More »
The Interfor sawmill at Adams Lake is one of the largest employers in the Shuswap, thus it has been on my wish list to visit
Interfor’s state-of-the-art sawmill at Adams Lake is B.C.’s third largest sawmill Read More »
Three years ago, East Kooteney forest campaigner, Eddie Petryshen, with the environmental group Wildsight, brought to attention logging proposed in the Upper Seymour watershed. Thanks
At threat – more ancient interior rainforest, home to endangered caribou Read More »
Cherryville and rural Lumby residents are outraged about the polluted water in the middle Shuswap River that is likely due to the runoff from an
Cherryville residents outraged about E-coli in the Shuswap River Read More »
