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
Entrepreneurs ask for pause of clearcut logging plans in Alberta
Business owners east of Kananaskis Country have now signed a letter asking for a pause in clearcut logging near Highwood Junction.
Y2Y in the News
Citizens gather and walk for grizzly 148
About 100 people gathered to remember grizzly bear 148 and to talk about how the community can co-exist better with wildlife in Canmore. | Crag and ... » Read more
Media Releases
Beer partnership highlights conservation opportunity in Alberta
Great beer is made from great water. That's why Y2Y has partnered with two Edmonton-area breweries to highlight Alberta's headwaters.
Y2Y in the News
Wildlife overpasses examined near Island Park
An area near Yellowstone National Park is looking at ways to make roads safer for drivers and wildlife. | Idaho Falls Post Register, Sept. 18, 2017
Events
Eastern Slopes Grizzly Bears: Each One is Sacred
The exhibition combines Colleen Campbell’s 20-year career as a field biologist in Banff National Park with her artistry.
General News
The facts are piling up against the Site C dam
The Site C dam was never a good idea for British Columbia — not 60 years ago when it was first planned, and certainly not today.
