Bitch: On the Female of the Species by Lucy Cooke answers questions you never thought to ask, questions assumptions, and provides a broader understanding of animals' lived experience.

This week's top stories in EcoWest News: 1. Water issues in Saskatchewan 2. A Marine Protected Area network in BC 3. A call to action to address light pollution

Here are some of the butterflies you are most likely to spot in Western Canada as well as a look at their behaviour and habits (Part 1)

From holiday pet photos and online games to water allocation, transportation, and municipal initiatives - find out what’s happening across the west in terms of nature and the environment.

The Waterton Biosphere Reserve's Carnivores and Communities Program in southern Alberta is designed to help landowners decrease conflict with bears, wolves, and cougars.

We have so many opportunities - to protect wetlands, build green, go solar, and clean up the shipping industry. We can even breed frogs in our backyard! EcoWest News, September 13, 2022

From repairing farm equipment and riding e-bikes in national parks to oceans, plains, and mountains - EcoWest News, September 6, 2022

It can be hard to spot the stars when you live in a big city surrounded by a bubble of light. Fortunately, there are a number of places where a real effort is being made to protect the dark. Here’s where they are located in Western Canada.

AI, family-friendly trains, an island arts festival, sage grouse and methane emissions, fertilizer and trans-border conservation - we cover the spectrum in EcoWest News

A Clouded Leopard in the Middle of the Road: Thinking about Roads, People, and Wildlife by Darryl Jones outlines the challenges roads create for wildlife as well as solutions being developed worldwide to help birds and animals to safely cross the road.