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British Columbia / Communities / Community / Economy / Tourism

Advantage Lillooet: The Land, The Community, The Opportunities

Introduction Lillooet is a relatively small municipality with a population of around 2,324 but is the center regional government and provides service and retail. The town is located 235 km …

British Columbia / Communities / Community

Protecting Vulnerable Species

The land is one organism. Its parts, like our own parts, compete with each other and co-operate with each other…. To keep every cog and wheel is the first precaution …

British Columbia / Community / First Nations

First Nations Perspectives on the BC Environmental Assessment Process For Discussion Purposes

Introduction During the BC Environmental Assessment Process many decisions are taken and parties consulted, however, when it comes to take a decision on native land, First Nations have little say …

British Columbia / Community / First Nations / Thompson Region

Indigenous Heritage Stewardship Chapter 5

Introduction The St’át’imc have lived upon the land since time began. Our history is written upon the land. Our history is passed on from generation to generation, through the stories …

British Columbia / Community / First Nations / Thompson Region

Implementation Plan for the St’át’imc Government Services Fisheries Program

Introduction To the St’át’imc water is sacred and so is the fishery which provides food, spiritual well-being and a thriving economy. Salmon and other fish are the most important food …

Access / Alberta / Community

The Impact of Roads on the Demography of Grizzly Bears in Alberta

Introduction Human access into grizzly bear habitat through roads does not only result in a higher mortality rate but also affect the grizzly bear’s distribution, behaviour and even body conditions. …

British Columbia / Community / First Nations

Bridge between Nations

In our language there are no words for ‘environment’ because we have always been taught that this is part of our everyday living. Our everyday teachings from our parents, grandparents …

British Columbia / Community / First Nations

St’át’imc Preliminary Draft Land Use Plan, Part 1

Introduction The St’at’mic are part of The First Nations, their territory expands from North to Churn Creek and South to French Bar; northwest to the headwaters of Bridge River, east …

British Columbia / Communities / Community

Public Input Sought on Spill Preparedness & Response Published in the Newsletter of the Wilderness Tourism Association of BC

As a result of several years of investigation and communication, the Minister of Environment of British Columbia has recently submitted an intention paper for public feedback concerning preparedness, response and …

Access / British Columbia / Community / Trails

Authorizing Recreation Mountain Bike Trails on Provincial Crown Land: Operational Policy

Background Recreational mountain biking is an important activity to BC’s residents, and is also an activity that attracts a large number of tourists to the province.  Trails used by mountain …

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