What: Hot Projects
Site C Dam
Y2Y is working with partner organizations to stop the $8.75-billion Site C dam on British Columbia’s Peace River.
What: Hot Projects
U.S. Route 20
Protecting wildlife and people along this busy stretch of highway in Idaho near Yellowstone is key.
Alberta Headwaters
Alberta Headwaters
Y2Y is working to ensure greater protection for Alberta’s headwaters.
Media Releases
First Nations take Site C fight to the United Nations
First Nations from the Peace River Valley are asking the United Nations’ top anti-racism body to help defend their Treaty rights from the impact of ... » Read more
Media Releases
Protecting large landscapes crucial for addressing climate change, says IUCN
New guidance launched today by IUCN urges the World Heritage Convention to better conserve wilderness areas and large landscapes.
Y2Y in the News
Three Sisters corridor decision expected in fall
A decision on the proposed Smith Creek wildlife corridor in Canmore by the provincial government is due by fall. | Rocky Mountain Outlook, Aug. 3, ... » Read more
Y2Y in the News
Clear cutting operation raising concerns for Foothills residents
A group of Foothills residents are raising their concerns over plans for clear cutting near the Highwood Junction. | Okotoks Online, July 25, 2017
Y2Y in the News
Grizzly population stable in Canada's Rocky Mountain parks
The grizzly bear population in Banff, Yoho and Kootenay national parks is stable, according to researchers. | Rocky Mountain Outlook, July 13, 2017
Media Releases
Bow Valley grizzly bear relocation highlights wildlife connectivity challenges
Bear 148’s relocation out of the Bow Valley this week highlights the challenging circumstances surrounding the survival of grizzly bears and other ... » Read more
