Stories
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.
Read Our Latest Climate Report: The Future is Here
Sierra Club BC has released The Future Is Here, a road map…
The Future is Here in Tofino and Ucluelet
Larissa Stendie describes her most recent stop on the province-wide renewables tour, "The Future is Here."
A tanker ban is within reach
Let Prime Minister Trudeau know it’s time for a new approach to pipelines in Canada that takes our coast and climate change seriously. Because it’s 2015.
Thanks for teaching us about plants!
In fall 2015, our environmental educator Kirsten Dallimore, was…
Road building on Walbran Karst: A Sinking Idea
‘Environmentally responsible’ Teal Jones has proposed to construct logging roads in the Walbran through a landscape characterized by sinkholes, disappearing streams and caves.
The Future is in Tofino and Ucluelet
Join us to celebrate and discuss the transitions to a healthy, just, post-carbon society happening NOW
Keystone XL rejected, next up is Enbridge
Obama has sent a clear message that you can’t be a climate leader and build pipelines, a message that Prime Minister Trudeau cannot ignore.
Sierra Club BC Nominated for Phillips 2015 Benefit Brew: Help Us Win Today!
Sierra Club BC has been nominated for Phillips 2015 Benefit Brew and we need your help to win!
Connectivity and Conservation in B.C.
Join leaders in the conservation movement as they talk about biodiversity and the importance of connecting wildlife corridors across B.C. Nov 17th at UVIC
Keeping wilderness connected in the Southern Rockies
The work we're doing to designate a portion of the Flathead as a national park is only one component of a much bigger conservation vision for B.C.'s southern Rockies.
A chance to protect the Walbran
Only five of 155 landscape units on Vancouver Island and B.C.’s south coast are still covered primarily by “big-tree” old-growth. The Walbran is the only one of these that remains largely unprotected.
Road Tripping Carbon-free
YELP graduate Olivia Cavanagh blogs about her car-free road trip down the Oregon and California coast with her best friend.
