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First Nation declares protected area in northern B.C.'s Taku River watershed - Vimarsana News

First Nation declares protected area in northern B.C.'s Taku River watershed

The Taku River Tlingit First Nation in Atlin, B.C., has declared a vast swath of its traditional territory in northern B.C. off-limits to mining and other extractive-resource development.

Source: cbc.ca
Taku Watershed Declared Newest Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area in Canada - Vimarsana News

Taku Watershed Declared Newest Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area in Canada

Members of the Taku River Tlingit First Nation came together this week to celebrate Canada's newest Indigenous...

Source: cfnrfm.ca
Future of rare coral garden on B.C. coast is on the line - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Future of rare coral garden on B.C. coast is on the line - Victoria Times Colonist

Hoeya Sound features unusually large red tree ­corals, or Primnoa pacifica, the biggest stretching two metres across and 1.5 metres high.

After lithium mine approval, Ontario-based Cree want a seat at the table for environmental assessments of mining in the province - Vimarsana News

After lithium mine approval, Ontario-based Cree want a seat at the table for environmental assessments of mining in the province

Cree nations in Ontario hope the province will make room for them at the table when developing environmental protections for mining development.

The future of rare cold-water coral garden on B.C. coast is still on the line - Vimarsana News

The future of rare cold-water coral garden on B.C. coast is still on the line

A First Nation and conservationists striving to protect the trove of large orange coral fans are cautiously optimistic that Fisheries and Oceans Canada will put an interim fishing moratorium in place to protect the fragile ecosystem.