Call for papers: Submit environmental history paper and panel proposals for CHA 2027 in Winnipeg by October 16. Sponsored panel opportunities with NiCHE.

Citing wild fish health concerns, Hereditary Chief Alton Watts wants industry giant Cermaq to ‘vacate the area.’

“Teas, right? Let’s get some teas. You want some milk? Don’t be a milk pussy, dude. Get some calcium. I don’t want to be the only one with strong bones. Yes,...

This 2027 University of Turin conference re-examines 19th-20th-century global industrialisation by exploring how timber's ongoing role reshaped world forests.

The next World Congress of Environmental History is set to take place in York, Canada, in 2030.

The Crown Graphic is a relatively lightweight (wooden body and aluminium bed) 4x5" press camera. The front standard can tilt, shift, and rise to provide a variety of lens movements: not as much as a monorail, but enough for nearly any application. Important to note: the rangefinder coupling in this camera is shot, so y

A controversial parking lot, adjacent logging and more than 100 years of interest make Cathedral Grove a site of competing values.

B.C. Hydro says a mini forest bigger than a Canadian football field landed ashore after drifting some 30 kilometres northwest of its last known location.

Used booksellers in Canada are navigating how to handle mysterious bulk orders, as suspicions grow that companies are buying up their old books so they can be scanned for AI training — and then trashe...

Two public attractions steeped in history – cultural and natural – have made it to the finals. But which one will voters choose to win it all?

AI researchers, Ivy League professors, and at least one winner of the MacArthur “genius” grant will move to Canada from the U.S. with funds from the federal government’s research chair program.

B.C. Hydro says it's monitoring for the reappearance of a mysterious island first spotted by boaters 100 kilometres from the W.A.C. Bennett Dam in northeastern B.C.

After four weeks of voting, we're left with Cathedral Grove as one of the two finalists in the Search for B.C.'s Best Roadside Attraction. But what will it face?

The story of British Columbia's complex relationship with our natural environment, our early attempts to control it, and our later attempts to celebrate it can be seen in the places voters have chosen...

Potato farming was banned in Central Saanich decades ago in response to a devastating pest. However, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency lifted the complete ban in December. Farmers in the area are no...

Environmental history remains vastly underrepresented on Canada's national register. Pitch your ideas for a new NiCHE series and help shape HSMBC designations.

Two nods to B.C.’s vast resource sector have made it to the top of the standings in the north but only one will make it to next week’s bracket semifinals.

Museum of Vancouver will hosts Austerity Tours to highlight the problems, risks and missed opportunities museums typically hide from view.

Voters will determine whether the Enchanted Forest or Keremeos fruit stands will represent B.C.’s Interior as the search for best roadside attraction heads towards the semifinals

Two natural wonders compete to represent the southwest in the Search for B.C.’s Best Roadside Attraction semifinals.