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Spill to Sustenance
Six years on from the fuel spill that devastated Heiltsuk waters and clam gardens, the nation is pulling together to proactively build food sovereignty
by Jamie-Leigh Gonzales
Okanagan Food Hub
In a time of supply chain interruptions and rising transport costs, this network of resilient local food systems models a highly relevant alternative
by (©) Dianne Bersea
Wild Times: Tall Orders or Tall Tales?
Governments’ promises to protect lands and waters have proven as hard to nail down as the mist that clings to old growth forested hillsides
by Joe Foy
Protecting Spirit Bears and Their Relations
Kitasoo Xai’xais and Gitga’at First Nations have successfully banned black bear hunting in critical areas
Odette Auger
Food Security
Summer 2022
As the perfect storm – climate change, inflation, speculation, war, pandemic… – exposes a globalized food system rife with vulnerabilities, billionaires and techno-optimists scramble for fixes. Solutions, however, are everywhere – and deep food security depends on solutions that are local, distributed, and regionally-appropriate.
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