The footprints of North America’s mastodons, saber-toothed tigers and camels are long gone, as is the evidence today of prehistoric...
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On a summer day in 1995, John Harper, a BC marine geologist, realized there was something he was repeatedly seeing...
The Dall’s porpoise (Phocoenoides dalli) is a fascinating marine mammal known for its remarkable agility and distinctive appearance. Found primarily...
High above the Trans-Canada Highway, where it cuts across the continental divide on the BC-Alberta border, there’s a small fossil...
Ravens and their close relatives, crows, are large and very vocal black birds that are likely familiar to us all....
Tom Rutherford is a self-described “fish hugger:” And by extension, if you’re a fish hugger, then you’re a water hugger....
It is just after sunset in mid-August 2019, and Leah Rensel is getting ready with a team of biologists and...
The ability to adapt is what keeps all species, including human beings, moving forward. Unfortunately, an ever-growing human population means...
Slow fashion, circular fashion, sustainable fashion, eco-conscious fashion—whatever you call it, British Columbia’s clothing producers are finding innovative ways to...
Chris Rubens is a renowned Canadian backcountry skier known in the ski community for heli-skiing remote regions worldwide. Recently, Chris...
Beavers (Castor canadensis) are often thought of in popular culture as industrious rodents that gnaw trees and build dams. But...
During a tour of the Kilby Historic Site in Harrison Mills, I noticed a series of posters depicting the life...
