From Magic Canoe

The first snowfall carries an old knowing: reciprocity is not a debt to settle, but a way of belonging.

By: CMarie Fuhrman

This short film showcases what a responsible salmon harvest can look like when stakeholders work toward collective abundance.

By: Benjamin Hazel

First Nations ecologist and professor Dr. Jennifer Grenz works with the Indigenous Ecology Lab to advocate for traditional burning practices. 

By: Cameron Fenton

Follow photographer Owen Perry on his journey through Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site
A public comment period closes soon on a plan to rescind protections for 45 million acres of wildlands, endangering recovery for salmon and hundreds of other species.

By: Tara Lohan

A walk from a fire lookout traces the living relation between seeing and being seen.

By: CMarie Fuhrman

The Roadless Rule Tribal Hub was created to connect Native communities with the facts, on-the-ground tools to submit letters, and more. 

By: Nicholas Triolo 

British Columbia’s Kaska Nation wants to protect a wilderness area larger than Denali National Park, which brings both promise and challenge to the future of Indigenous-led conservation.

By: Cameron Fenton

The burgeoning cruise ship industry’s presence has its critics, who view it as community-altering and unsustainable, while others welcome its jobs and revenue.

By: Paula Dobbyn

More than two dozen Pacific salmonid populations are listed as threatened or endangered. One could soon make history as the first to be recovered.

By: Tara Lohan

Grab a paddle. It’s time to work together.

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