Jim Pojar
The Eco Activist profile of Jim Pojar
Jim Pojar is a founding member Bulkley Valley Research Centre who is married to Rosamund Pojar who is also a founding member of the Bulkley Valley Naturalists (BVN) club. As well as a …
Read MorePublic Disclosure Information (updates will be below this information. Len Vanderstar is directly or indirectly connected to the following organizations, that may or may not contribute funding that likely originated in the USA. Many organizations not covered by us have …
Read MoreThe Bulkley Valley Stewardship Coalition appears to be a volunteer-run organization, not an organization with a clearly published executive director. Public reporting identifies Len Vanderstar as one of its directors and a prominent spokesperson.
So in a nutshell it is …
Read MoreIvan Thompson has been a professional grifter as long as we have known him. Ivan Thompson holds a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree from Queen’s University, as well as a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree from the University of Victoria. …
Read MoreBefore we get into the details, we follow the money, the money is always the master.
| Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation |
The American Tides Foundation |
Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia |
| Ministry of Natural Resource Operation |
In simple English or …
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Friends of Wild Salmon and Northwest Institute for Bioregional Research are one and the same if you use the records given to Revenue Canada.
So the blatant stark reality is that the Northwest Institute for Bioregional Research …
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| The Golden Rule is that whoever holds the wealth or financial power dictates how things are done. So follow the money to find out who is deciding the agenda. There are two primary factors involved, who are they getting funding |
The ties that bind are the organizations that pay your bills. Mote the BC NDP Goverment and the Federal Liberal Goverment fund using multiple government departments to hide just how heavily they are fuunding exo radical organizations like Skeenawild Conservation …
Read MoreUnder the pretext of “developing plant lists with their phenological data of species, including those of Indigenous cultural value, collected in their forests, wetlands and riparian areas. We select seed which provides the greatest ecosystem service, meaning the greatest benefits …
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