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On three-year anniversary of B.C.’s old growth commitments, groups denounce delays and continued destruction of threatened forests
Organizations call on Premier David Eby to keep his promise to accelerate action on old growth and deliver needed paradigm-shift.
A BC-Wide Day of Action for Old Growth
On September 28, communities from across B.C. are coming together to rise up for the last remaining old growth. Join a local event near you!
Photo by Desiree Wallace/Stand.earthToolkit to organize a local rally for forests
Learn how to host a creative event for forests – including organizing tips, downloadable posters, talking points, how to reach out to local media and more!
More than a third of Vancouver Island’s last old-growth forests logged since 1993 Clayoquot protests
30 years after historic Clayoquot Sound mass arrests, new data and mapping show the extent of old-growth logging on Vancouver Island in the last 30 years
Educational Packet: Black Bears
There's a lot we can learn from black bears! Explore this educational packet to find out more about bears and the roles they play in the forest community.
Educational Packet: Kelp Forests
Did you know there are forests under the sea? Learn more about the interconnected kelp forest community with this educational packet!
Educational Packet: Coastal Wolves
Check out this educational packet about coastal wolves! Explore art-based activities, cultural connections and more to learn about this fascinating being.
Video update: Conservation Financing 101
What is conservation financing? And why is it an important step in safeguarding old-growth forests? Find out in this video with campaigner Jens Wieting!
Great Bear Rainforest Land-Use Order Amendments: Statement
A statement on the announced changes to the Great Bear Rainforest land-use order.
Video update: What's happening with old growth in B.C.?
Check out this video update from SCBC campaigner Jens Wieting as we quickly approach the three-year anniversary of the B.C. government’s big old-growth promises.
Paddling together to stop TMX
The Tsleil-Waututh Nation Sacred Trust hosted a water ceremony inviting the public to deepen their relationship with water in the face of TMX.
A Sierra Club BC educator facilitating an environmental workshop for students. Photo by Mya Van Woudenberg.The impact of outdoor education
With the 2022/2023 school year coming to a close, Sierra Club BC's outdoor education team shares their highlights and reflections!
Independent case study: Logging biggest threat for caribou and spotted owl
Legal gaps responsible for species decline across BC highlight the urgency to enact biodiversity legislation and protect critical habitat.
