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Webinar: A Good War – Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency
How can we take large-scale climate action to provide a healthy world for future generations? Join author Seth Klein and Sierra Club BC’s climate justice campaigner Anjali Appadurai as they discuss the obstacles to meaningful climate action and what we can do to overcome them.
TJ WattSierra Club BC reacts to court decision on Fairy Creek injunction application by Teal Jones
SCBC statement in response to today's court decision on the injunction application by logging company Teal-Jones Group to remove Fairy Creek/Ada’itsx forest defenders.
BC not on track to meet milestones for old-growth, First Nations and forestry transition
Environmental organizations issue report card six months after publication of Old-Growth Panel Recommendations, give BC government failing grades.
Andrew S. WrightDon’t soften the edges: A poem
A poem on climate action, fear, hope and resiliency by former Sierra Club BC campaigns director Caitlyn Vernon.
BC NDP’s decision to go ahead with troubled Site C project a major disappointment
Sierra Club BC Executive Director Hannah Askew and Treaty 8 Elder and Sierra Club BC Board member Bud Napoleon react to BC NDP’s decision to go ahead with troubled Site C project.
The Elephant Hill wildfire started on July 6, 2017, about 2.5 kilometres southwest of Ashcroft (BC Wildfire Service)Humans have coexisted with wildfires for millennia, climate change and industrial logging are making things worse
Intact forests are our biggest allies against worsening wildfires, but we are logging them to the brink.
My farewell love letter
After 13+ years with Sierra Club BC, Campaigns Director Caitlyn Vernon is moving on, but not before penning a heartfelt farewell love letter.
Media coverage of the 'Intact Forests, Safe Communities' report
The 'Intact Forests, Safe Communities' report's message is resonating across the province with over 100 mainstream media stories published since its release.
Photo by Mya Van Woudenberg/Sierra Club BCWebinar: Everything SCBC Education!
Our Environmental Education team has lots of exciting things planned for 2021! Learn about our evolving program offerings in this latest webinar!
Taking a Stand
Read inspired writing by Charlotte Malcolmson, age 12, a student in Ktunaxa Territory (Nelson, BC).
Video: A conversation with MENEȽOT
This invitation is an opportunity to learn through the deeply felt words of a W̱SÁNEĆ steward, researcher, teacher and grandmother. Her conversations offer an insight into land stewardship, the critical need for environmental restoration, teaching youth about conservation, and being reminded of the multi-valued interconnected ecosystem.
Artwork by Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw B.C. Wildlife: Southern Mountain Caribou
In this session, we'll be learning to draw caribou with scientific illustrator Dr. Julius Csotonyi! Grab a pencil and join the fun!
Critical report shows current BC logging practices increase climate disaster risks for BC communities
New independent report commissioned by Sierra Club BC shows that governments can mitigate climate related disasters like flooding, droughts, and fires by protecting and restoring intact forests.
