Environment.

With Stanley Park to the left, a Sea Vancouver zodiac heads toward Vancouver's iconic Lions Gate Bridge. Photo: Sea Vancouver

Volunteers collect invasive English ivy at UVic. Photo: GVGT

A cyclist cruises by the Ucluelet Petro Canada as the price of regular gas hit 191.9 cents per litre on March 14, 2026. Two days later, it went up again to 197.9. Photo: Nora O'Malley / Ha-Shilth-Sa

Bleached tissue of the intertidal sea cabbage kelp at Ogden Point in Victoria during the heat dome. Photo: Brian Timmer / UVic

A bat afflicted with white-nose syndrome. Photo: US Fish & Wildlife Service

Split-rail fencing can be seen on the left, where the new page-wire fencing begins. Photo courtesy CRD DOGG Society.

Photo: Malahat Skywalk

A Garry oak meadow at Fort Rodd Hill. Photo: Robyn Bell / Capital Daily

Photo: James MacDonald / Capital Daily

J63 seen breaching. Photo: Center for Whale Research

Bev Agur has been cutting the invasive Scotch broom since 2010 with Broombusters. She is now the contact for Comox Valley’s arm of the organization. Photo courtesy of Bev Agur.

Ucluelet homeowner Brandon Halvorson stands beside the dog door a bear used to enter his house around July 17 or 18. (Submitted photo)

Kayakers soak up a tropical paddle in the Broken Group Islands on July 12. Photo: Nora O'Malley, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

A mola mola, a tropical fish found in warm waters, was found washed up in Bamfield. Photo: Kristina Tietjen / UVic

Comox volunteer Heather Thomson tracks the bat colony living in a rural farm property. Photo: Dave Flawse / The Discourse

Orcas have been recorded around the world sharing food, including Bigg's killer whales near the Island, but Southern Resident killer whales are unlikely to give a meal to people. Photo: Center for Whale Research.

2155 Dowler Place Access Hub. Photo: Robyn Bell / Capital Daily