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First Nations traditional foods

First Nations fight to bring traditional foods back to the table

Skeena River sockeye have declined 75% since 1913. Woodland caribou have declined by more than half in the past century. But with the right resources, First Nations are bringing ancestral foods back from the brink.

the Kenney Dam broke the Nechako River

How the Kenney Dam broke the Nechako River

First Nations want BC and Rio Tinto Alcan to save the river. Is it too late? A Tyee series.
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B.C.’s drought climate impacts

We need to talk about B.C.’s drought

As salmon and red cedar suffer during what many are calling Augtober, we’re reminded of the alarming rate at which our climate is changing.

How a federal agency is contributing to salmon's decline in the Northwest

How a federal agency is contributing to salmon's decline in the Northwest

Damming the powerful waters of the Columbia River was a boon for cheap, clean electricity. But the fish that swam those waters are dying out. And the agency in charge isn’t stopping that.
Washington tribes call on governor to reject clean energy project proposal

Washington tribes call on governor to reject clean energy project proposal

In a July 28 letter, most of the federally recognized tribes in Washington pushed the state to deny permits to a developer because its project along the Columbia River would mean the unavoidable destruction or damage to sites sacred to the area’s tribal nations.

Snake River dams & threatened salmon

Federal report says removing Snake River dams ‘essential’ to helping threatened salmon

A Biden administration draft report found breaching lower Snake River dams is “essential” to recovering threatened salmon populations.
Climate change shifting what BC seafood restaurants source and serve
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Climate change is shifting what BC seafood restaurants source and serve

A new University of British Columbia study says we can expect more warm-water-loving species on our plates.

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