Press Release – Jan 2018 We’ve stopped shooting grizzly bears…now what about the wolves?
Letter to Premier Christie Clark about Shale Gas Development in British Columbia.
Newspaper Ad promoting funding for BC Parks “BC Parks 100 – Running on Empty” — BC Nature joined 36 other organizations, led by Western Canada Wilderness Committee, to sign-on ad in the Province Newspaper and Times-Colonist.
Brief on Metro Vancouver’s Draft Integrated Solid Waste Management Plan presented to Minister Coell.
Letter together with Nature Canada to the Joint Review Panel for Enbridge Northern Gateway Panel detailing inadequacies with the Terms of Reference.
Resolutions approved at May 15 Kamloops AGM mailed to appropriate Ministers: on Funding for BC Provincial Parks (lack thereof), financing implementation of Nechako White Sturgeon Recovery Plan, and Open Net Cage Salmon Farming.
Letter to Ministers of National Defence and of Environment, encouraging the federal government to close the door on further industrial development in CFB Suffield National Wildlife Area, Alberta; from the Canadian Nature Network, including BC Nature, and coordinated by Nature Canada.
Letter to Capital Regional District expressing BC Nature’s opposition to proposal to allow off-road vehicles in CRD Parks.
Letter to Minister Penner expressing BC Nature’s opposition to proposed killing of wolves to supposedly protect mountain caribou.
Response form to BC government’s consultation regarding cosmetic use of pesticides, prepared by Eva Durance on behalf of BC Nature.
Letter to Minister Penner stating that funding for Provincial Park Interpretation is government’s responsibility.
Brief(41KB) from the Burke Mountain Naturalists to the provincial government’s Four Green Energy Task Forces.
Statement of Expectations on Reform of the BC Water Act from BC Nongovernmental Organizations, sent to the BC Government, coordinated by Watch Salmon Society, Ecojustice and the Polis Water Sustainability Project. BC Nature is a signatory to this statement, along with 25 other environmental organizations.
Letter from Nature Canada and Nature Alberta in support of BC Nature’s letter calling on the federal government to undertake a comprehensive and independent public enquiry on the proposed Enbridge Gateway project.
Letter of congratulations to Minister Krueger and government on announcement for improved management for ORVs.
Letter to Select Standing Committee on Government Finance and Services, recommending increased funding for Ministry of Environment: BC Parks and Environmental Stewardship.
Letter to Honourable Kevin Krueger, Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts, in support or government regulations to require one-time registration for all off road vehicles and also to mandate the display of a visible license or decal number.
Sign-on to “KYOTOplus Climate Action Now!” petition.
Letter to Ministry of Tourism, Sports and Arts in support of the Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission, and their concerns over the proposed Sunshine Valley Four Seasons Resort.
Submission to the BC Environmental Assessment Office with comments on proposed NaiKun wind farm.
Covering letters sent to several government officials to distribute the six resolutions passed at the May 2 AGM.
Letter to BC Great Blue Heron Society in support of their proposal that federal and provincial governments create a Fraser River Estuary National Wildlife Area.
Letter to BC Parks Omineca Region with comments in support of maintaining closure of areas within Kakwa Provincial Park to snowmobiling for portion of April.
Media Release – Ten Environmental Groups say, “protected areas” for caribou need protection not only from logging but also from mining and motorized recreation.
Letter to the BC Environmental Assessment Office and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency with comments on the draft terms of reference for the proposed Bute Inlet Hydroelectric Project and recommendation that the environmental assessment be conducted at the highest level of review possible under CEAA.
Letter to John Hawkings, Chair, Trails Strategy Committee, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Arts, providing BC Nature comments.
Letter to Canadian Wildlife Service on Impact Mitigation and Habitat Rehabilitation for Western Painted Turtles and Oregon Spotted Frog and Coexisting Species at Risk.
BC Nature letter on the cuts proposed by the federal government to the Canadian Wildlife Service. Clubs and individuals are encouraged to write letters on this topic.
Canadian Nature Network Consultation: BC Provincial Report, 2007. Describes consultations with natural history clubs (761 KB).