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Guided June hikes explore old-growth forests in seven Kootenay communities

Guided June hikes explore old-growth forests in seven Kootenay communities

Wildsight , a non-profit working to protect biodiversity and encourage sustainable communities, is offering guided walks to connect people to old growth forests in the Kootenay region.
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Connecting Kootenay residents to old growth forests

Connecting Kootenay residents to old growth forests

Wildsight to host guided old-growth forest hikes in seven Kootenay communities
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Wild Voices for Kids in Kootenay communities

Wild Voices for Kids in Kootenay communities

CBEEN offers spring programs for children of all ages
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Kootenay real estate sales picking up after slow start to year

Kootenay real estate sales picking up after slow start to year

Real estate sales are picking up in the Kootenays heading into spring after a slow start to the year, says the Association of Interior Realtors.
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CBT supports 12 projects that increase small Kootenay communities and First Nations ability to respond to wildfires

CBT supports 12 projects that increase small Kootenay communities and First Nations ability to respond to wildfires

The Columbia Basin Trust is providing support for 12 projects in small communities and First Nations throughout the Kootenays. The projects will help communities take action against to reduce the threat of wildfires.
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CBT funds energy-efficient projects throughout Kootenays

CBT funds energy-efficient projects throughout Kootenays

Over $2 million in funding
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Kootenay real estate market returning to pre-pandemic normal

Kootenay real estate market returning to pre-pandemic normal

Market was “over-stimulated” during pandemic years
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Bears are beginning to emerge from hibernation; time to bear-proof your yard

Bears are beginning to emerge from hibernation; time to bear-proof your yard

Bears will be emerging from their dens very soon, and some already have, so it’s time to start taking precautions, says WildSafeBC.
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Most drivers in B.C. should keep winter tires on vehicles until April 30

Most drivers in B.C. should keep winter tires on vehicles until April 30

Spring is here, but Road Safety at Work’s Shift Into Winter campaign warns that it’s not yet time to take winter tires off your vehicles.
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Most drivers in B.C. should keep winter tires on vehicles until April 30

Most drivers in B.C. should keep winter tires on vehicles until April 30

Spring is here, but Road Safety at Work’s Shift Into Winter campaign warns that it is not yet time to take winter tires off your vehicles.
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