A request by Seabridge Gold to have its proposed KSM mine Environmental Assessment Certificate extended by two years due to pandemic...

The proposed Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell or KSM mine targeting the Unuk and Nass watersheds would be a gigantic development posing a huge...

We're excited to share this passionate, illuminating, and inspiring conversation between Rivers Without Borders' Alaska Campaign...

Three Alaska conservation organizations, including Rivers Without Borders, filed a complaint this week with Canadian securities...

Environmental groups, including Rivers Without Borders, and the Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission continue to pressure...

We are pleased to report more progress toward finally getting the long polluting Tulsequah Chief mine in the Taku watershed closed and...

Massive mining proposals are targeting headwaters in the northwest British Columbia and southeast Alaska regions. Rivers Without Borders...

In Episode #13 of the Save What You Love podcast, our Alaska Campaign Director Chris Zimmer joins filmmaker Mark Titus to discuss the...

While we mostly try to keep Rivers Without Borders apolitical, the recent transition of national leadership in the U.S. seems worthy of...

As 2020 winds down, and we look to the end of this challenging year, we can at least say it has been a good one for the Taku (first photo...

This happened on October 8, in Ontario, where Chieftain Metals was incorporated. The decision is important because as long as Chieftain...

Rivers Without Borders Alaska Campaign Director Chris Zimmer's recent letter to the Ketchikan Daily News provides a good summary of...

Since its beginnings in 1980, B.C. Rivers Day has become Canada's largest river-appreciation event. In 2005, using the B.C. celebration...

Two important things recently happened in our long campaign to end the Tulsequah Chief mine's pollution of the Taku and to safeguard the...

Rivers Without Borders contracted mining expert Jim Kuipers of Kuipers and Associates to analyze technical and economic aspects of the...

The 50th anniversary of Earth Day marks a good time to reflect on the work of Rivers Without Borders and conservation in general,...

For the past year, the province of British Columbia has been working on a plan to clean up the infamous, dormant Tulsequah Chief mine and...

Rivers Without Borders blogs generally focus on issues, as opposed to requests for support. But this time around, along with gratitude...

Respected Douglas Indian Association elder and tribal leader John Morris' November 20 Juneau Empire op-ed states his deep and profound...

Rivers Without Borders Canada was saddened to hear about the passing of Wayne Merry this week. Wayne was a tireless advocate for the...