Georgia Strait Alliance and Stand.earth pose the question: Is the Salish Sea a living marine system or a sacrifice zone? Ed.: The essays, analyses and ... Read more

Building Climate Ready communities, together Climate change is here. But we are not powerless. Across British Columbia, we are coming together to demand the changes we need and build safer, more resil...

Your support helps us mobilize collective action around the Salish Sea’s most pressing environmental and community needs.

Enjoy fresh local seafood canapés, delicious drinks, and live music - all while supporting the work of Georgia Strait Alliance!

Your support helps us mobilize collective action around the Salish Sea’s most pressing environmental and community needs.

We are excited to bring together a group of passionate speakers who are actively involved in programs dedicated to killer whale protection, shoreline restoration, clean boating, community outreach, an...

We are excited to bring together a group of passionate speakers who are actively involved in programs dedicated to killer whale protection, shoreline restoration, clean boating, community outreach, an...

The nation’s shoreline has been disappearing and flooding over the years, elected chief says

From critical minerals to pipelines, here’s what the Liberals, Conservatives and others are saying on the 2025 federal election campaign trail

The grey whale, known as Little Patch, has been visiting the Puget Sound area nearly every year since 1991.

Join us for a night of delicious food, cultural exchange, and fundraising to support the conservation of wild salmon!

Learn tips and resources to protect the Salish Sea from potential boater impacts on April 18th for the Clean & Green Boating Happy Hour.

Join GSA to discuss marine conservation issues and watch a screening of a special short film Shared Waters, Shared Crisis.

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A revitalization project is underway on Cowichan Tribes land to transform an old hay field into a thriving agricultural ecosystem using native Indigenous plants. More than 6,500 plants are growing in ...

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This month, on September 5, we attended a community discussion on Derelict Vessels in Ladysmith. The surrounding waters have a visibly higher rate of derelict vessels ranging in size and deterioration...

Explore how animals’ expression of grief, love, & joy make us rethink ‘anthropomorphism’, revealing their rich emotional and cognitive lives

Explore how animals’ expression of grief, love, & joy make us rethink ‘anthropomorphism’, revealing their rich emotional and cognitive lives

Conservation groups are warning that the federal government’s decision not to issue an emergency order to protect southern resident killer whales has put this iconic and critically endangered populati...

The encounter near the U.S. San Juan Islands east of Victoria showed J62 — earlier confirmed to be a female — swimming alongside other members of J Pod

Next push - #PensToPower - The power of a handwritten letter is unmatched. With our united voice in written word, even the most powerful leaders must oblige and we can't wait for the letters to start ...

The nation says the constitution will help provide clarity on questions around decision-making in Heiltsuk territory that have previously been left to the courts.

Join us for a session around discussions to protect BC's coastal and marine waters.

Enjoy a delicious array of canapés made from the freshest local seafood, while learning about the Salish Sea!

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New research reveals the diverse and nutrient-rich diet of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation before settlers arrived. The study highlights the sustainable harvesting practices that supported the nation for th...

Federal and Haida leaders signed a historic agreement recognizing Aboriginal title over the archipelago of Haida Gwaii.

Orcas advocates got positive news this month, as the J pod's new calf was spotted in good health.

Annual fundraiser is dedicated to protecting local waters

Fisheries agency ignored call for a moratorium on B.C. herring harvest in November from chiefs, who are concerned over declining spawns