Groundswell: take action
Get informed, show up, write, and speak out. Use your local newspaper, facebook or twitter. You can even get the film and show it your home town. Oh, and send a message to Stephen Harper too.
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Surf expedition snapshots
Highlights from the waves, winds, wildlife and more.
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Enbridge ordered back to Kalamazoo River for more clean-up
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has ordered Enbridge back Kalamazoo River to clean up remaining pools of leaked bitumen.
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Art Exhibition dates announced
The Vancouver Art for an Oil-Free Coast Exhibition is on now. DAtes for Victoria, Nanaimo and Salt Spring Island have been set. Don’t miss it!
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Sidney ArtSea Festival to show REFLECTIONS
The ArtSea Festival in Sidney, BC will be showing REFLECTIONS: Art for an Oil-Free Coast this Saturday and Sunday at the Star Cinema…
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Enbridge cartoon conveniently forgets a few islands
As a response to Enbridge’s misleading video, Dan Murphy from the Province and filmmaker David Shortt produced 2 short videos
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Why Northern Gateway shouldn’t go near the Great Bear Rainforest
Sometimes in life you have to witness a place firsthand to really get it.
See it. Experience it. Sense it…. By John Honderich, Chair of the Board, The Toronto Star -
You heard it here: Northern Gateway’s dead
By Jeffrey Simpson, The Globe and Mail
The Northern Gateway pipeline that Enbridge proposes to build from Alberta to the Pacific coast is, for all intents and purposes, dead. -
Groundswell Film Premieres
A small film about making a big stand. This NFTF introduces a new set of voices supporting the conservation of our spectacular coast.
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REFLECTIONS: Vancouver International Film Festival
REFLECTIONS: Art for an oil-free coast is premiering at the Vancouver International Film Festival Oct 3, 8 and 12th. Come see it!
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Art for an oil-free coast in B.C.
Raincoast is excited to present the documentary film, Reflections: Art for an Oil-Free Coast, which shares the story of an expedition of artists into the Great Bear Rainforest…
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Predators in the Gulf Islands
Seaside Times, October 2012
By Chris Genovali
Healthy ecosystems require a full suite of species distributed across a hierarchy of levels on the food chain. If a link is removed, changes in the numbers and types of species will follow…
