EcoFriendly West

12
May
EcoWest News, May 12, 2026

EcoWest News, May 12, 2026

EcoWest News, May 12, 2026: urban planning, a vagabond marmot, a grain of sand, and creative witness
3 min read
05
May
EcoWest News, May 5, 2026

EcoWest News, May 5, 2026

From marvellous snakes to defensive rewilding: EcoWest News, May 5, 2026
3 min read
30
Apr
Getting to Know Our Wild Neighbours

Getting to Know Our Wild Neighbours

There’s a unique thrill in spotting a rare plant or helping a toad to safely cross the road. Individuals and groups across Western Canada are finding ways to interact more closely with their wild neighbours.
4 min read
28
Apr
EcoWest News, April 28, 2026

EcoWest News, April 28, 2026

EcoWest News, April 28, 2026: frogs and birds, energy efficiency, preventing oil spills, green roofs and cemetery bees
3 min read
21
Apr
EcoWest News, April 21, 2026

EcoWest News, April 21, 2026

EcoWest News, April 21: understanding and protecting wildlife, storing rainwater, cutting noise pollution, and reusing construction materials
3 min read
16
Apr
Community Leaders & Books: March 2026

Community Leaders & Books: March 2026

From peatlands and a forest bathing trail to bats, noise, and energy - Community Leaders & Books, March 2026
3 min read
14
Apr
EcoWest News, April 14, 2026

EcoWest News, April 14, 2026

We’re going on a BugQuest, showing some love for unloved birds, and caring for our forests and parks: EcoWest News, April 14, 2026
2 min read
07
Apr
EcoWest News, April 7, 2026

EcoWest News, April 7, 2026

Building better, talking climate, and protecting biodiversity - EcoWest News, April 7, 2026
2 min read
31
Mar
EcoWest News, March 31, 2026

EcoWest News, March 31, 2026

Considering the options, identifying solutions, and honouring wildlife and biodiversity: EcoWest News, March 31, 2026
3 min read
26
Mar
Nature & Environmental Advocacy Organizations of Western Canada

Nature & Environmental Advocacy Organizations of Western Canada

We’ve assembled a list of provincial nature and environmental advocacy organizations in Western Canada. Can you suggest any additions?
1 min read