It is that time of year again when Jumbo Creek Conservation Society members gather with friends to get ‘the goods’ on the multi-decadal Jumbo Glacier…
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Event about protecting wilderness and promoting peace
Hands Across Borders sheds light on Peace Park gap In 1932, two parks on different sides of an international border came together to become Waterton-Glacier…
Study says gravel-bed rivers an ‘ecological nexus’
Gravel-bed river floodplains are some of the most ecologically important habitats in North America, according to a new study by scientists from the U.S. and…
Groups hope conservation on menu
On March 10, President Barack Obama will hold a State Dinner at the White House for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the first time such an…
U.S. Senate legislation affecting Flathead River Valley
Achieves mining and energy ban in transnational river valley On Dec. 12 the U.S. Senate passed the North Fork Watershed Protection Act as part of…
Y2Y co-founder recognized
Harvey Locke, an original founder of the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y), has received one of the world’s highest honours for conservation. Presented by the International…
Teck buys 7,000 ha for conservation
Teck Resources announced Oct. 17 that it has purchased more than 7,000 hectares of land in the Elk and Flathead river valleys of Tembec Inc….
Missing piece would double Waterton Lakes National Park
By Andrea Becker There’s a very real possibility that Waterton Lakes National Park could more than double in size, and people from across Alberta, B.C….
A wild ‘en plein air’ artist workshop in the heart of grizzly country
Wildlife artists, landscape visionaries and Sunday painters rejoice: You’re invited to a free Flathead Artists Workshop with Dwayne Harty, Banff National Park’s inaugural artist-in-residence. Harty…