Urbanites flock to BC’s coast to experience the life of a logger

When eco-tourists go on a wildlife-viewing trip with the Homalco First Nation, Shawn O’Connor wants them to see more than grizzly bears

Is your idea worth $10,000?

BC’s urban-rural divide is so deep that a business group has offered a reward for the best idea for managing natural resources in a way that is universally beneficial

Ecomodernism – a game-changing idea on Earth Day

Can people protect special places while allowing seven billion people to enjoy freedom, security and prosperity?

8 surprising facts about Canadian energy

The country’s oil industry has released its 2014 forecasts for the next 16 years up to 2030. Here are its findings

Building trust on safe natural resource development

Professional codes of ethics ensure that the public can be confident that assessment work is carried out properly, argues environmental scientist Scott Weston

Here’s a unique voice on economic prosperity and environmental sustainability

I was recently in Cranbrook to attend my last meeting as a director of The Nature Trust of British Columbia (after two four-year terms, TNT bylaws decreed that it was time for me to move on).

BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, part 4: The elephant in the room – climate change

Report: ‘Our reputation is hurting us. It is especially hurting our ability to address perceptions in key markets and to generate support for many resource projects’