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Ainslie Cruickshank

Ainslie Cruickshank

BC Biodiversity Reporter at The Narwhal

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  • Environment

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Nature Wrapped: wins for the environment across B.C. in 2024

Salmon habitat was restored in the Fraser Valley, old-growth forests were protected on Vancouver Island and caribou habitat was conserved in the northeast
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‘Heartbreaking’ loss of newborn orca spurs renewed call for federal...

Southern resident killer whales face imminent threats to their survival, feds found. Conservation groups say an emergency order to protect the population is urgently needed
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‘The whales are in crisis’: two federal ministers sued over delay i...

Conservation groups want a federal emergency order to protect endangered whales
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Just 8 of 422 species at risk of extinction are doing better: study

A new study found a crucial first step to recover endangered species, is to stop the harm
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International inquiry of Elk Valley coal mine pollution seeks publi...

After decades of pollution from B.C. coal mines, a new study is proposing to spotlight solutions to selenium contamination and more
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B.C. asked feds to use coal-rich land for conservation: internal docs

The B.C. government says the land, which includes the headwaters of the Flathead River, could help meet its conservation goals
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‘A blow’: First Nation Chief says she’s lost trust in Rockies conse...

First Nation chief says she’s lost confidence in discussions with the federal and provincial governments over the future of Flathead Valley land in the Rockies of southeast B.C.
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Feds refuse emergency order for endangered orcas

Conservation groups say Ottawa has abdicated its responsibility to protect a southern B.C. population of endangered orcas
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B.C. copper mine expansion won’t get environmental assessment

Xatśūll First Nation asked B.C. to order an environmental assessment of the Gibraltar mine’s expansion plans. The provincial government declined
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Canada just made national parks free this summer — can we love natu...

Conservationists are in favour of free national parks — which could increase public support for protections — but say Ottawa must manage the ecological costs
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‘This land holds everything we love’: hope grows for Indigenous con...

The Narwhal sat down with land stewardship director Gillian Staveley to talk about the Kaska’s proposed Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area