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Locals have been increasingly complaining about human feces on local trails and a lack of facilities and parking for visitors.

A survey for the Nature Conservancy of Canada indicates Canadians feel happier when they are connected to nature, but fewer are making the effort the get out of the house.

In a polite bid to assure trail etiquette is followed, Metro Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­recently installed a sign at the Grouse Grind advising hikers that amplified music is not allowed.

Hikers wanting to explore the scenic trail in Mount Robson Provincial Park or paddle the canoe circuit in Bowron Lake Provincial Park can soon reserve a spot for the 2019 season through Discover Camping.

Zero Waste Canada encourages people, through participating in events and through education, to not only recycle but to actually reduce consumption. A shoreline cleanup around Burnaby Lake was also conducted on Saturday by volunteers.

The District of Squamish has gained recognition from the province and other municipalities as a carbon-neutral community.

This video is a lesson in what not to do in B.C. waters--or any Canadian water--when whales are spotted.

All is not necessarily well on Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­Island, according to Sierra Club BC, which is calling attention to the continued logging of old-growth forests on Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­Island.

The ban on campfires is being lifted across most of the province – just in time for the rain to begin so nobody will want to go camping.

Two First Nations governments in the B.C. Interior are joining together to ban all limited-entry hunting for moose in their respective territories, while accusing the province of not taking effective action to protect the animals.