Protect Fish Lake

This website is about protecting a unique important ecosystem for future generations. Please have a look at the information provided to get a picture of what is at stake here.

Please support the local First Nations and Wilderness Tourism Businesses and their original way of living with nature.

2011-11-07  BREAKING NEWS! 
The CEAA announced today that it will open a new environmental assessment for the altered Taseko Prosperity Project. Please read the News Release for more information.

A massive open pit mine threatens Fish Lake, which currently contains so many rainbow trout it’s been listed as one of the top ten fishing lakes in the province.

by Joe Foy The more I travel the province of British Columbia where I was born and raised, the more I am in awe of BC’s home-grown diversity. This amazing place has more wildlife species than any other province and more First Na­tions’ languages than all the rest of Canada...

Posted by Wolfgang Zilker Thursday Nov 22, 2012 20:20
Categories: Prosperity Mine, Teztan Biny | Tags:

Tsilhqot'in confident that new Panel's work will result in rejection of "New" Prosperity Mine

TSILHQOT'IN TERRITORY, BC, May 11, 2012:  The Tsilhqot'in Nation today reaffirms its position to the newly appointed "New" Prosperity Review Panel that the mine cannot be approved and that the entire credibility of Canada's environmental assessment process hangs in the balance. This...

Posted by Wolfgang Zilker Friday May 11, 2012 09:35
Categories: CEAA, TNG, Xeni Gwet'in | Tags: Environmental Assessment, Tsilhqot'in National Government

Appointment of Panel and release of final Terms of Reference for the proposed New Prosperity Gold-Copper Mine Project

Please be advised that the Minister of the Environment has established a three-member review panel for the federal environmental assessment of the proposed New Prosperity Gold-Copper Mine Project in British Columbia. The Minister has also released the Panel Terms of Reference for conducting the...

Posted by Wolfgang Zilker Wednesday May 09, 2012 10:39
Categories: CEAA | Tags: Environmental Assessment

Will we realize before all fish are killed and our environment is completely polluted that we can't eat money?