As a result of the current impact of COVID-19, the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) has announced the closure of all its conservation properties and…
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Jumbo Glacier Resort is dead
The Ktunaxa Nation Council (KNC) is honoured and heartened to announce that Qat’muk, which includes the Jumbo Valley, will remain wild. The Jumbo Glacier Resort,…
Trust helps Darkwoods conservation area grow
The Nature Conservancy of Canada receives $650,000 from Columbia Basin Trust A large tract of protected lands stretches between Nelson and Creston, including areas managed…
Nature Talks: The Grizzly Bear
By Anne Jardine Over 200 nature lovers flocked to Invermere’s community centre for a Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) presentation on grizzly bears Thursday, September…
Where is your natural happy place?
The Nature Conservancy of Canada has launched a campaign it hopes will be a catalyst for people to spend more time outside in British Columbia….
Luxor Linkage to be preserved by NCC
A prime wildlife corridor linking the Purcell and Rocky mountains has become more secure for the grizzlies, bighorn sheep and other wide-ranging animals that use…
Valley’s oldest working ranch to be protected
Largest covenant NCC has established in British Columbia A conservation-minded couple has partnered with the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) to protect 11,192 acres (4,529…
Something big this way comes says NCC
By Chris Conway Nancy Newhouse appeared before District of Invermere council Jan. 12 to give a presentation on behalf of The Nature Conservancy of Canada…
Kootenay Conservation Leadership Award for local
The Kootenay Conservation Program (KCP) awarded its annual Conservation Leadership Awards as part of their annual gathering in Creston on September 26. Nancy Newhouse and Jennifer…
Local Conservation Fund helped preserve Lot 48
The conservation of District Lot 48, located on the undeveloped eastern side of Columbia Lake, is hailed as the finest example of multi-faceted cooperation when…