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Nov 23, 2016 · Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years.
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Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years.When environmental community groups and thinkers –the folks who are working on-the-ground on issues such as water, oil and gas projects, climate change, GMOs, fish farming, Indigenous rights, conservation efforts ...
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Sep 26, 2024 · Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years.
Skaloola - Watershed Sentinel
1 day ago · Early forest conservation efforts included establishing Garibaldi Provincial Park in 1920. But in a pattern that would repeat itself time and time again, the new park boundaries were skewed towards alpine meadows, peaks, and glaciers, leaving most spotted owl forest habitat outside of park protection – and thus open to logging.
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Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years.
Hydro Dams and Stranded Fish - BC Can Do Better
Oct 6, 2022 · Sneep comments that although DFO has no authority to force BC Hydro to integrate fish passages into their facilities, “pressure from DFO, from the public, from the First Nations in the area – a lot of pressure can be brought to BC Hydro to advance something like that.”
BC Drought - Watershed Sentinel
Dec 9, 2022 · Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years.
Photo Essay: Coming Home - Watershed Sentinel
Oct 3, 2023 · Sinixt archaeologist Remey LaCombe paddles a Salishan Sturgeon Nose Canoe, constructed by Dr. Shawn Brigman, through the Hugh Keenleyside Dam navigation lock north of kp’ítl’els place of the bitterroot (Castlegar, BC) in June 2022. The same month, descendants of salmon released by the Colville Confederated Tribes in 2019 were seen both upstream and downstream of the Hugh Keenleyside dam ...
Biodiversity - Watershed Sentinel
Maximum diversity yields deep resilience, while human attempts at control yield brittle and vulnerable systems. With the Holocene extinction well underway, we need to – quickly – listen, learn, and reverse our approach: adapt ourselves and our systems to the needs of the natural world instead of forcing it to adapt to us.
Land & People - Watershed Sentinel
Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years.