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Ongoing Programs
Our programs continue to move conservation and protection of wild spaces ahead, as pressure for development escalates. Change is inevitable, but at Wildsight, we see it as our duty to help shape change in a way that maintains the values of the wild on the land and in our lives. economic interests - to address the social, spiritual and natural relationships we have with the place we live in.
Climate Solutions for the Kootenays
Climate Solutions for the Kootenays has been developed to address the growing issues of climate change and the impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
Columbia Headwaters Invasive Plant Species
See an invasive plant in the Columbia Wetlands?
David Thompson Heritage Lands
The British Columbia portion of the Athabasca Trail Region, Jeffrey and Pacific Creeks and the Upper Wood River.
Wildsight wants to introduce you to an exciting proposal to commemorate Da
Education in the Wild
Cool ecology field trips for primary, intermediate and secondary students
Looking for excellent ecology learning opportunities for your students? Look here!
Flathead Wild
The Flathead Valley is one of the most biologically important places on earth.
Forest Stewardship
Wildsight is creating a precedent-setting model for Forest Stewardship Council certification in British Columbia.
Jumbo Wild
The proposed real estate development would be located in the magnificent Jumbo Valley, 55 km from Invermere in the heart of the Central Purcells 5 hours from the nearest international airport (Calg
Living Lakes Canada
Linking science to action at the grassroots level
Canada needs active, community-supported water stewardship like never before. But connecting the scientific tools of monitoring and rehabilitation with the agents of change—community members—is a challenge.
Mountain Caribou
Mountain caribou are one of the most critically endangered animals in North America, relying entirely on old-growth forest in the world’s only Inland Temperate Rainforest.
Pesticide Reduction
Wildsight is committed to reducing pesticide exposure in our communities and surrounding environment. We are an active member of the Pesticide Free Columbia Basin Coalition. The coalition is dedicated to the phase-out of non-essential, cosmetic chemical pesticides in the Columbia Basin.
Purcell Mountains
The Purcell Range of the Columbia Mountains includes critical habitat and provides genetic connectivity for endangered species in the United States, such as grizzly bears and mountain caribou.
Southern Rockies
The focus of Wildsight's Southern Rockies Program is to promote science-based land use management practices throughout the transboundary Crown of the Continent ecoregion and protect a critical connection for wildlife in the Yellowstone To Yukon Corridor.
Wilderness Recreation
Wildsight is raising awareness of industrial tourism practices across B.C.’s backcountry. We continue our coalition building to oppose unsustainable exploitation of the backcountry.
