Wildsight
UNESCO Warns of Threats to Rocky Mountain Wildlife Connectivity
National Park in lower Flathead would help address World Heritage Committee concerns
Water grant no drop in the bucket
A donation from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) may help a local project become a high-water mark of sorts for similar ones throughout the country.
Regatta was a huge success!
Hundreds took part, winners announced in 13 different events
Last weekend, they came out by the hundreds to celebrate Lake Windermere during the its first regatta in over 40 years. From sailing to scavenger hunts to photo contests, sand art and swimming, more than 100 people entered and lots took home prizes.
UNESCO Report Recommends Increased Flathead Protection
World Heritage Committee mission report calls for new measures to protect Flathead wildlife, plants and water
UNESCO World Heritage Committee to Release Flathead Valley Report
Flathead Still Under Threat from Clear-Cut Logging and Quarrying, Say Conservation Groups
Fernie Citizens Rally against BP drilling in BC's Rockies
Fernie, B.C. — Residents of the idyllic Rocky Mountain town of Fernie, B.C. demonstrated against BP’s Mist Mountain coalbed methane project today. Nearly 200 people turned out for a rally against the contentious project, which could cover 320 square kilometres of B.C.’s southern Rockies.
Open today: the Love it Wildly Lawn and Garden photo contest
Great prizes for the prettiest, pesticide-free pictures of Kimberley/Cranbrook yards
Who says a pesticide-free lawn and garden looks anything less than gorgeous? Not the Kimberley/Cranbrook branch of Wildsight.
Go Wild trip dates announced. Sign up here today!
Are you aged 14 to 18? Join Wildsight for a six-day guided wilderness adventure
School’s out and many kids are moving inside to play video games, surf the web and watch TV. Wildsight is offering Go Wild Youth Adventure hiking trips for youth aged 14 to 18 to help offset the trend.
It takes a district to raise a healthy lake
Invermere, B.C. — Who knew? The folks at the District of Invermere and Regional District
Film inspires community waste reduction program
Kimberley, B.C.
Love Your Lake Photo Contest
Lake Windermere, B.C. — To bring artistic excitement to the Lake Windermere Regatta—and to the whole Columbia Valley Summerlude weekend—the
BP gets Elk Valley drill license three days after Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
No announcement, Fernie office shut, website mute: is this continual public consultation?
Business goes on as usual for BP, despite its hand in the ongoing disaster in t
Looking for a good looking, low-maintenance, light-drinking.......yard? Come to Sunday's Father's Day Planting Party at the Drought-tolerant demonstartion garden in Kimberley
Second workshop added: Practical and Effective Solar Heating
Solstice date spurred by overwhelming demand for cheap and cheerful heating solutions
Car & truck sharing in Kimberley - We're adding a car
Save money, time, and the environment by sharing a car or truck.
Hot, hot heat: Tang Lee workshop filling fast
Kimberley, B.C. — It’s official: solar heating is hot. With the B.C. Minister of Housing asking for 100,000 solar roofs by the year 2020, demand is set to skyrocket.
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