The sacred headwaters that feeds the Nass, Stikine and Skeena rivers has been identified by the Outdoor Recreation Council of British Columbia as B.C.’s second most endangered rivers for 2011. This is the 19th year the council has published the B.C.’s Most Endangered Rivers report that looks at the issues facing our rivers and threats to their ecological health.
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