Sacred Headwaters
Safeguarding the shared source of British Columbia's Skeena, Nass and Stikine Rivers.
In a remote corner of northern British Columbia lies
the Sacred Headwaters, a vast alpine basin that is the shared birthplace
of the Skeena, Nass and Stikine Rivers. Royal Dutch Shell wants to drill more
than 1,000 coalbed methane gas wells in the Sacred Headwaters, threatening
communities, wildlife and wild salmon. Fortune Minerals wants to turn Mount Klappan into an open pit coal mine. Concerned citizens from around the
world are calling for steps to safeguard the Sacred Headwaters from Shell and Fortune Minerals. Please join us. 
Latest News
- Tahltan people continue to emphasize importance of protecting Sacred Headwaters
- The Sacred Headwaters by Wade Davis: A visual feast and plea to save an extraordinary region in North America for future generations
- Sacred Headwaters Tops Endangered Rivers List 2011
- Conservation Photographers focus on Canada's Sacred Headwaters
- New Water Act may help protect Sacred Headwaters
- CEO of Royal Dutch Shell confronted by protesters at World Energy Congress
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New book by Dr. Wade Davis: The Sacred Headwaters
