Three days of skiing in heavenly Valhalla
A quaint mountain lodge tucked away in B.C.’s Selkirk Mountains, it is rather less bleak than it's Norse namesake—and a lot more heavenly
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A quaint mountain lodge tucked away in B.C.’s Selkirk Mountains, it is rather less bleak than it's Norse namesake—and a lot more heavenly
Submitted by Kootenay Conservation Program Here’s a question. What well-known animal is quickly becoming a true climate change celebrity? Think roly-poly body, wee squat legs, yellowy buckteeth, that pear-shaped profile on the Canadian nickel. Indeed, the lowly beaver may often be disregarded and in some circles despised. But for a landscape facing wildfire, drought or floods,
Wetland hero helps Kootenay scientists mitigate climate change
At 80, Wayne McCrory is a land champion fighting to protect BC’s wild places.