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Julius CsotonyiLearn to Draw Wildlife - Little Brown Bat
In this special Halloween session, we'll be learning to draw the little brown bat with scientific illustrator Dr. Julius Csotonyi! Grab a pencil and join the fun!
Photo by Mark WorthingFinding Support from Others
Here are some ideas to help you form a team and find support in protecting forests near you.
A woman sits and reflects in the forest by a flowing stream.Set Intentions
As you begin the work to help protect forests in your community, it's important that you take time to reflect and set intentions.
Understanding Indigenous Jurisdiction
You are on Indigenous territory in a place that has an Indigenous name. Start by learning about the place that you are in and the forests that you are worried about. Here are a few suggestions on how to start this path of discovery.
Being a voice for the forest: A forest action guide
Your voice is important. Will you speak up for forests? Learn how you can help protect old-growth forests in your community with this guide!
Photo by ShutterstockIt doesn't pay to be a saver!
A longtime Sierra Club BC member shares their insights on how estate planning can help build a healthier planet—all while reducing your tax burden!
Into the woods: An interview with coastal projects lead Mark Worthing
A conversation about upcoming projects, the Mother Tree and what happens during a field assessment.
Come Together: A Week of Action for Forests
You're invited to reflect on your own unique gifts and talents and how they might be best used at this time in the service of the forests and of future generations. Whether you’re a painter, thinker, student or influencer, there’s something for everyone!
Sierra Club BC reacts to police violence against old-growth forest defenders on Vancouver Island
Sierra Club BC statement in response to police violence against old-growth forest defenders on Vancouver Island.
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A woman sits and reflects in the forest by a flowing stream.Webinar: Journey towards a respectful relationship with the forest
This webinar is an invitation to consider pathways into actively restoring a respectful relationship with the forests that sustain us all. Featuring Valine Brown, Darcy Lindberg, and Executive Director Hannah Askew.
The Elephant Hill wildfire started on July 6, 2017, about 2.5 kilometres southwest of Ashcroft (BC Wildfire Service)New UN-led climate report: Political decision-makers must treat climate change as what it is—an emergency
The IPCC just released a new report which shows the world in the middle of a climate emergency. But what does this mean for us and policymakers?
Endangered seabird found in old-growth forest slated for logging near Fairy Creek/Ada'itsx
A recent radar survey revealed endangered marbled murrelets are likely to be nesting in the Ada’itsx (Fairy Creek) watershed and surrounding areas.
