Stories
A thriving and sustainable agricultural sector is incredibly important if we want to build more resilient communities across the province. Photo by Canva.Introducing our new farmland campaign!
Sierra Club BC and the National Farmers Union (NFU) are joining forces to protect B.C.’s farmland and ensure local, sustainable food is put on our tables.
Learn to Draw: River Otter
In this session, we'll be learning to draw river otters with scientific illustrator Dr. Julius Csotonyi! Grab a pencil and join the fun!
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Photo by Dayn CraigDraft framework outlines paradigm-shift for biodiversity and at-risk ecosystems across BC
Sierra Club reacts to the B.C. government’s draft Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health framework.
Photo by Mya Van Woudenberg.Sierra Club BC commends tripartite Nature Agreement for BC
Agreement and related funding commitments set the stage to protect 30 percent of lands in B.C. by 2030
Conservation groups in Federal Court today to protect migratory birds
Ecojustice lawyers, on behalf of Sierra Club BC and Wilderness Committee, are in Federal Court today to advocate for the protection of migratory birds and their habitats across Canada.
Sierra Club BC welcomes provincial conservation financing announcement
Sierra Club reacts to BC government’s announcement of $300 million in conservation financing mechanism.
Photo by Siobhan Williams -- WildsightUnited for old growth forests
Thank you to everyone who took part in the BC-wide day of action, the message and spirit were strong at the 17 locations across the province!
Learn to Draw: Orb Weaving Spiders
Learn how to draw Orb Weaving Spiders with scientific illustrator Dr. Julius Csotonyi and Sierra Club BC in this interactive lesson!
Review of B.C. data shows annual old-growth logging has gone up, not down
Three years after the B.C. government promised to reform forest stewardship, provincial old-growth updates remain incomplete, delayed, and superficial.
Our Biodiversity in Local Communities resolution was endorsed by the Union of BC Municipalities!
Our Move the Dial program is proof that when people are empowered with the skills to take action in their communities, they help shift the paradigm.
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!
