Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework

Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework

“The BC government recently asked for public feedback on the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework. This is our contribution.” This is our letter to the Government…. To the Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework team, We are a volunteer collective...
Interior Watershed Task Force Presentation

Interior Watershed Task Force Presentation

We will be doing a public presentation for the Interior Watershed Task Force on Saturday, April 13th called Primary Forests Today for Wildlife and Water Tomorrow. The event will take place in Vernon, BC. Stay tuned for more details. “all natural forests experience...
Solidarity with Hunger Strikers

Solidarity with Hunger Strikers

We are reprinting this story from today’s National Observer. Like the hunger strikers, we want old growth protection, NOT “sustainable” logging of them. Environment minister says he shares concerns of B.C. hunger strikers By Carl Meyer | News,...
Letters to the Old Growth Panel

Letters to the Old Growth Panel

We submitted our letter to the Old Growth Strategic Review Panel today: Letter to Old Growth Review Panel Send your letter to oldgrowthbc@gov.bc.ca< by January 31st at 4:00 PM. Here are some letters that we received permission to reprint: Dear Garry Merkel and Al...
Old Growth Review – Use Our Guidance

Old Growth Review – Use Our Guidance

The government-appointed Old Growth Strategic Review Panel is taking public feedback on what should happen to our  endangered old growth forests. They have an online questionnaire for you to complete, so we’ve prepared a easy guide to help you fill it in. Please...
Statement of Support for Wet’suwet’en

Statement of Support for Wet’suwet’en

Conservation North stands in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en people and their hereditary chiefs. We support the Wet’suwet’en’s right to govern their traditional territory following their own laws and protocols. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of...
It’s About Forest Not Trees

It’s About Forest Not Trees

Letter in the Times Colonist As a conservation group based in Prince George, we are concerned that BC’s “Big Tree Policy” is a cynical calculation to avoid the protection of old growth at a scale that is necessary to avoid ecological collapse....
Caribou Myth VS Reality

Caribou Myth VS Reality

On Tuesday, April 9th, Conservation North attended a community meeting in Prince George to discuss the province’s draft recovery plans for Southern Mountain caribou. Several statements were made that were misleading at best, and outright false at worst. We would like...