BC Spaces is committed to conserving wilderness in British Columbia and beyond.

For over 30 years BC Spaces for Nature has campaigned to protect parks and wilderness throughout British Columbia. BC Spaces for Nature has evolved through many phases, including its past incarnation as the Tatshenshini Wild organization, which headed up the highly successful international campaign to create the 2.3 million acre Tatshenshini-Alsek Wilderness Park. This exceptionally beautiful and important park forms the heartland of world's largest complex of World Heritage Sites, including Wrangell St. Elias, Glacier Bay and Kluane National Parks.

BC Spaces currently focuses on a number of issues integral to wilderness preservation. We continue to work to defend BC's Great Wild Spaces, including such outstanding places as the Chilcotin region and the Stikine River. Our Jobs and Environment Program promotes the protection of wilderness while addressing the fears of job loss in rural BC. Most recently BC Spaces for Nature has become involved in delivering the Wilderness Education Program, which focuses on inspiring students and teachers alike to make caring for Wild Nature part of their lives.

We would like to welcome you to our web site and invite you to review for yourself the progress we've been making towards protecting British Columbia's spectacular wilderness. If you'd like to get involved, please check out our Wilderness Campaign section, or make use of our Conservation Links as a starting point for learning more about BC conservation issues.

To explore BC's Parks and Protected Areas and to learn about their natural splendor, recreation opportunities & conservation history, we invite you to visit the Great Wild Spaces website.

BC Spaces for Nature' activities are guided by a diverse Board of Directors, all accomplished individuals from the conservation, professional, business, and labour sectors who are dedicated to the protection of BC's wilderness.

BC Spaces' Wild Earth Award
The Wild Earth Award is an annual award presented by BC Spaces to someone who has displayed exceptional dedication, achievement and perseverance over many years as an environmental activist working to protect Nature in BC. The Wild Earth Award has been presented to a different activist each year since 1998. To learn more about the recipients of the Wild Earth Award please click here.