PICS intern Taylor Griffiths reflects on her internship and how she learned that addressing climate change is about more than data or technology. It’s about relationships to land, culture, and each other.

PICS intern Andra Tarta reflects on her summer internship with Interior Health, offering an inside look at how seasonal readiness takes shape in practice across the health system.

False information and outright falsehoods are undermining climate action. This year’s UN climate conference created a framework to help heal our information environments.

PICS Indigenous Research and Partnerships Lead Janna Wale reflects on four pathways towards climate justice and reconciliation.

On a recent tour of the Southern Interior, PICS' Daniel Arbour explores on-the-ground stories of climate action.

“They were dreading having to go back to the places they were living in.”

“It felt like the air was on fire and we were trapped inside a cloud of smoke.”

“This is a sensory nightmare.” PhD student Rachel Stern reflects on her experience of the 2021 heat dome.

The perfect flood map doesn’t exist, but that shouldn’t stop decision-makers from using the ones that are currently within reach. 

PICS intern, Marcela, shares personal insights from her summer spent in Haida Gwaii, illustrating the importance of reciprocity, respect for nature, and collective climate action.

"Climate change is a direct outcome of the superimposition of a worldview that sees Land and its resources as something to be exploited, rather than something sustaining and life-giving."

“My room is usually my safe space but I remember feeling so unsafe in that room.”