Going to Court for Wild Salmon
Kwakwaka'wakw hereditary chiefs share their motivation for challenging the Feds' five-year fish farm license extension.
Desiree Mannila
From the Forest to the Sea: Preserving Biodiversity
New protected areas proposed for West Coast land and waters
Watershed Sentinel staff
Sała - Mourning, Fighting, Healing
A ceremony to mourn trees, non-human kin, and way of life
Odette Auger
Wins and Losses: Lessons From the Front Lines
A look at diverse strategies from the grassroots to the boardrooms
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TimberWest Quietly Drops Herbicide Spray
Is this the first step toward forests permanently free of toxic glyphosate?
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The Long Haul
October | November 2024
We have to take the long view. Over decades and centuries, we see how movements to carve out space for wild things flare up, succeed, fail, or fizzle out. The real test is how we persevere.
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