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White sturgeon can reach up to six metres in length and are capable of living 100+ years. Find out why these prehistoric giants need our protection.

Some of the names in the news from 2021 had a second act in 2022, like bookends Anjali Appadurai and ZIM Kingston. Others had their moment in the limelight and literally disappeared: goodbye, Barge.

British Columbia observed some wild natural events this year.

If we follow the Golden Rule as it’s worded, we are assuming everyone wants to be treated as we do, but different cultures have different norms.

Data we collect may help identify critical environments and save some of the places that make this region a healthy, functioning habitat for birds, other wildlife and humans.

Two SMU students take home the top prize at Science Fair B.C.’s 2022 Youth Innovation Showcase with their self-heating lifejacket, Beavers use donated socks in ‘snowball’ fight

Family rituals, based on whatever cultural tradition, can bring kids a stabilizing sense of hope, wonder, magic and joy

In the rush to protect nature, the human rights of Indigenous people should not be violated — as has happened in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania and Nepal.

The microscopic predators are thought to have diverged from other forms of life roughly a billion years ago.

Restoration of streams that feed Cheewaht Lake in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is yielding results, as thousands of salmon return to spawn