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Ecotrust Canada; Blockchain for Climate Foundation: Blockchain for Climate Foundation Launches BITMO Platform at COP26 - Vimarsana News

Ecotrust Canada; Blockchain for Climate Foundation: Blockchain for Climate Foundation Launches BITMO Platform at COP26

VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- At COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, Blockchain for Climate Foundation launches the BITMO Platform, an innovative tool to help countries achieve their climate

Cheakamus Community Forest to sell carbon credits - Vimarsana News

Cheakamus Community Forest to sell carbon credits

Whistler companies looking to purchase carbon credits to offset their corporate emissions will soon have a locally-grown option. The Cheakamus Community Forest (CCF) is breaking new ground with its efforts to reduce its reliance on logging for revenue

B.C. reaches $65M funding deal with First Nation after Supreme Court ruling - Vimarsana News

B.C. reaches $65M funding deal with First Nation after Supreme Court ruling

The funding is to be allocated to support the restoration of land, culture, and wildlife. 

Source: cbc.ca
Meet Cheakamus: the only community forest in B.C. to develop carbon offsets - Vimarsana News

Meet Cheakamus: the only community forest in B.C. to develop carbon offsets

Amid focus on Great Bear Rainforest, Cheakamus community forest in B.C. charts new path with carbon offsets, outlawing clearcut logging

DFO decision to ban frozen spot prawns criticized as unreasonable - Vimarsana News

DFO decision to ban frozen spot prawns criticized as unreasonable

“We saw a real expansion of local sales of both live and frozen prawn tails that effectively saved many harvesters in terms of their (financial) viability last year,” said Emily Orr, lead representative for the Prawn Industry Caucus. The industry has spent years working with the provincial Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Fisheries to bolster local sales, but the effort really took off last year. “For DFO to turn around and say, ‘No, you cannot freeze prawn tails’ … it’s a real disservice to all the work that’s been done — but much bigger than that is the damage to peopl...