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Kamloops’ 33rd annual walk and related activities for peace, social justice, and the environment will be held (more…)

The urban farmer’s dream come true! Sturdy, tidy, large capacity composter that makes rich soil in three weeks: (more…)

Meditation can be a great form of activism for issues surrounding over-consumption, social injustice, and environmental destruction. (more…)

Wasps are awesome for keeping other insect populations in check but, on several levels, they can also become a nuisance in their own right. As such, these critters can trigger even the toughest eco-warrior to make a dash for the Raid. Here are some ideas for a more (more…)

Public and press are invited to a coffee social on Monday, April 7 at 10:00 am. The event is hosted by friends of community advocate Nancy Bepple. The event will be at (more…)

The idea of raising hens in your backyard, in keeping with environmental sustainability and encouraging locally grown foods and ideals of self-reliance, has not yet flown the coop. Anyone interested in (more…)

We know that focussed writing makes you weak and lethargic. So this month, we’re offering lunch and/or two movies on us! (more…)

On a relatively new tv commercial, a major manufacturer/seller of disposable pads enthuses about its new program through which girls in the majority world are gifted with (more…)

A few weeks ago my dad witnessed a flock of waxwings invade his snowy Sahali yard to drink up. Between Kamloops’ semi-arid climate and overdevelopment, birds can become (more…)

SOUND’s 5th anniversary issue is now available at (more…)