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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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. …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
