Wild Horses of the Chilcotin
Biologist Wayne McCrory's recent book spans decades of research on the misunderstood and threatened wild horses (qiyus) of the Xeni Gwet’in.
Bob Collins
Drone-Sleuthing BC's Hidden Clearcuts
While talking “emergency protection,” BC was quietly approving permits for clearcut logging in critical spotted owl habitat.
Joe Foy
A Web of Relationships
Breaking out of colonial thinking to relate to the land differently
Heather Menzies
Corporate-Government "Tiger Team" Gutted GMO Regulations
Documents retrieved via Access to Information requests show a high level of collusion between Canadian government agencies and the world's largest seed and pesticide companies
Lucy Sharratt
Land & People
February | March 2024
Land as home and source of belonging vs land as alienable market commodity… at some point, all of Earth was the former – so how did we get to where we are today? This issue explores property, stewardship, and how cultural mindset plays out in the way people relate to the earth under their feet.
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