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Obituary: Karen Margaret Careless (nee McNaught) - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Karen Margaret Careless (nee McNaught)

'Karen was tenacious, resilient, and cheerful. She faced many health challenges, but refused to let them take away her positive attitude and community-mindedness'

FOREST INK: The CORE process, did it work? - Williams Lake Tribune - Vimarsana News

FOREST INK: The CORE process, did it work? - Williams Lake Tribune

How useful it was for reducing the war in the woods?

The Forest Fight in West Kootenay - Vimarsana News

The Forest Fight in West Kootenay

Inside the struggle over logging Argenta-Johnsons Landing Face in southeastern BC.

Source: thetyee.ca
The Life of 'Dynamo' Environmentalist Rosemary Fox - Vimarsana News

The Life of 'Dynamo' Environmentalist Rosemary Fox

From the Himalayan foothills to Smithers, BC, the diminutive campaigner (and my neighbour) left an outsized impact.

Source: thetyee.ca
Private property in remote Tweedsmuir Provincial Park bought for conservation - Vimarsana News

Private property in remote Tweedsmuir Provincial Park bought for conservation

Posted: Apr 28, 2021 5:00 AM PT | Last Updated: April 28 A parcel of land on Lonesome Lake, which was key to the survival of the trumpeter swan, has been bought by the B.C. Parks Foundation with the plan to add it to Tweedsmuir Provincial Park.(Ric Careless) An 80-hectare swath of land within Tweedsmuir Provincial Park, northeast of Bella Coola, B.C., will be added to the park after a successful fundraising campaign by the B.C. Parks Foundation. The foundation announced on Tuesday that more than 100 contributors, including one major anonymous donor, had given nearly $700,000, enough to ...

Source: cbc.ca