Scotch broom has been ravaging Vancouver Island since the 19th century. Its high oil content could feed the flames of wildfires.

Marmot bones and charcoal found in remote alpine caves have distinct human markings dating back 2,400 years.

Wild VI marmots have hit a record number, with 381 living in the Island's mountain region.

Deep Water Recovery could be fined up to $300K after high levels of copper and zinc effluent were found.

Learn which plants are ravaging native species—and how to stop their spread.

First excused as growing pains, residents say there are no more excuses for the ferry’s unreliable service.

The foundation's wild observation count for 2023 was 303 marmots, following a baby boom last year of 59 pups.

Family memories, environmental data, and ski hills' problems paint a picture of what the Island is losing to warmer and more erratic weather