Tides Canada welcomes Chris Little as Director of Finance

Chris Little, Director of Finance

Tides Canada welcomes Chris Little, CPA, CA, to the team as Director, Finance. In this role, Chris provides management and oversight of the accounting, financial reporting and budgeting processes, and risk management strategy.

Tides Canada celebrates remarkable conservation success today for Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest

First Nations, the Province of British Columbia, logging companies, and environmental organizations have achieved a remarkable success—the final conservation and human well-being agreement for the Great Bear Rainforest (GBR) has been officially announced today. By working together, a diverse set of interests have produced the most comprehensive conservation and commercial forest management plan of this scale in North America, and perhaps on Earth.

Final agreement will permanently safeguard 85 percent of Great Bear Rainforest

Today First Nations governments and the BC government, with the support of ForestEthics Solutions, Greenpeace, Sierra Club BC and five forestry companies, announced the fulfilment of the Great Bear Rainforest Agreements. Eighty-five percent (3.1 million hectares) of the remote wilderness region’s coastal temperate rainforests are now permanently off-limits to industrial logging.

Raising salmon on land makes business and environmental sense

A healthier and more sustainable way to produce salmon is not only possible, but it’s becoming a business reality at an innovative facility in British Columbia. New data from the Kuterra project, which raises Atlantic salmon on land near Port McNeill, B.C., points to big opportunities in sustainable seafood.

Science Integrity Project releases statement of principles for sound decision-making in Canada

Tides Canada believes that strong public policies, informed by the best available evidence and analysis, ensure better outcomes for Canadian people and improve our democracy. Today, The Science Integrity Project sparked a national conversation on the role evidence should play in public policy development and decision-making. Tides Canada is home to and has provided funding for the Science Integrity Project.

First Nations and Province complete marine plans

Marine management took a step forward, with the completion of plans under the Marine Planning Partnership (MaPP) for the North Pacific Coast; a co-led partnership between BC and 18 coastal Nations. Photo: BC Government.

Marine management took a significant step forward today, with the completion of plans under the Marine Planning Partnership (MaPP) for the North Pacific Coast; a co-led partnership between the Province of B.C. and 18 coastal Nations.