Imagine a tiny toad attempting to cross a highway — that story doesn’t end well. Fortunately we have partners such as Valhalla Wilderness Society to help address this very situation that unfolds twice a year in southeastern B.C. Learn more about how one of our 2019 partner grantees helped toads get across roads safely.
Y2Y’s Dr. Jodi Hilty shares three reasons why the Alberta Government’s decision to cut funding to parks short-changes us all.
Media statement: Environmental issues and conservation should be non-partisan.
Albertans love parks! They are central to Alberta’s past, present and future. They are places meant to enjoy, make memories and create adventures to be treasured for years.
Y2Y’s Renée Krysko, shares the important of your involvement in the Y2Y vision.
Canmorites concerned about a corridor approval that could be worse for wildlife than one previously rejected by Alberta government in 2018.
Y2Y welcomes the finalization of an historic partnership agreement to protect and recover caribou in Treaty 8 traditional territory of northern British Columbia.
People are showing they are enthusiastically curious about wolverines, and there’s a good reason for that. See what Y2Y and its partners are doing for wolverines, and how you are and can continue to help.
In November 2019, the Alberta government announced that it would commit funding to advance a wildlife overpass east of Canmore, and an underpass in southern Alberta’s Crowsnest Pass. Now, it’s important that we ensure these commitments remain a priority and come to fruition.
Great change can happen when people from different backgrounds put their heads together, hands in the soil and boots on the ground for a common goal. That’s been the case throughout the Bees to Bears Climate Adaptation Project, a partnership between Y2Y and Idaho Fish and Game.
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