In the Central Interior of BC, ancient forests, winding rivers, and rolling hills have nurtured thriving ecosystems and sustained Indigenous Peoples since time immemorial. For countless seasons, this region has been home, provider, and teacher. Yet over the last century, industrial activity has carved roads and cleared forests, diminishing the region’s rich biodiversity and weakening its natural resilience to climate change. This is why we are launching the Climate Resilience Network for BC’s Central Interior, an initiative designed to catalyze the power of local communities as they reclaim their role as stewards of the region’s waters and lands. The network will help create new partnerships and rediscover ones from the past. It will foster shared knowledge and tools, promote the ...
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