The Douglas Fir seedling is pushing skyward on the Chilcotin Plateau. It’s about the size of a popsicle stick and just as fragile. If it isn’t killed by drought, eaten by an animal or insect, or ...
New book looks at the horses of the Chilcotin plateau, where the animals share rich history with First Nations Wayne McCrory has been fascinated by free-roaming horses since he first began studying ...
Empire Valley is about as remote and pristine as a ranch can get. Tucked away on the edge of the Chilcotin Plateau, it's two hours from Williams Lake, two hours from Clinton. That's where over 500 ...
Hundreds of people who live along the Chilcotin River and its tributaries have been devastated — and, in some areas, stranded — by flooding, road washouts and unstable earth as incessant rains ...
The discovery of a herd of wild horses burned to death in a Chilcotin forest is a grisly reminder of the potential impact of this summer’s wildfires on wild animals. Chief Roger William of the Xeni ...
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