Rocks, Linen… and a Tin of Sardines
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Rocks, Linen… and a Tin of Sardines

Ana Buzzalino Mar 30, 2026
An interview with Eva Hartmann, Executive Director at Interior Wildlife

An interview with Eva Hartmann, Executive Director at Interior Wildlife

Mar 27, 2026
Worksheet: Junior researchers in the forest

Worksheet: Junior researchers in the forest

Mar 26, 2026
Mapping thermal refuges: Identifying critical cooling centres for salmon in the Coldwater River

Mapping thermal refuges: Identifying critical cooling centres for salmon in the Coldwater River

Mar 26, 2026
A modern apartment building stands beside the book cover of "No Place Like Home" by Jessica Barrett, subtitled "The Missing Key to Our Housing Crisis," highlighting urgent issues in today’s housing.

HNC Feature: “No Place like Home: The Missing Key to Our Housing Crisis”

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveMar 25, 2026
An orca from the Southern Residents swims just below the surface of clear blue-green water, its dorsal fin and white markings visible even after dark.

After dark with the Southern Residents

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 25, 2026
False-color satellite image showing the Coldwater River and surrounding land, with various colors indicating different elevations or vegetation types—ideal for spotting salmon habitats.

New mapping reveals critical “cooling centres” for salmon in the warming Coldwater River

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 24, 2026
A quilted textile features a central blue vase design with abstract patterns, bordered by geometric shapes and stripes in various colors—showcasing new directions in stitches and creative samples.

Samples, Stitches and New Directions

ByAna BuzzalinoMar 23, 2026
A large container ship floats on calm water near the shore while three orcas swim nearby, seemingly engaged in killer whale communication; hills are visible in the background.

Decoding killer whale communication is key to defending their home

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 23, 2026
A group of Southern Resident killer whales swims together near the water’s surface, with some exhaling mist and fins visible above the waves.

Guide to public comments on proposed regulations to protect Southern Resident killer whales

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 23, 2026
A Southern Resident killer whale lifts its tail above the ocean surface, splashing water, with distant mountains and a cloudy sky in the background, highlighting the importance of maintaining a safe approach distance.

Letter in support of the proposed increase of a 1,000m approach distance for Southern Resident killer whales

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 23, 2026
White blossoming flowers cover the branches of a tree next to a white picket fence in front of a house, evoking the calming ambiance often embraced in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Attuning to the Spring Season: Perspectives from Traditional Chinese Medicine, Western Herbalism & Shiatsu!

ByHeart & Hands Health CollectiveMar 22, 2026
A group of people pose and smile on a docked sailboat named "Achiever," enjoying outdoor community moments at a marina with buildings and water in the background.

Building community in nature

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 19, 2026
A female doctor examines the arm of a young girl wearing a polka dot dress and a purple bow, checking for signs of persistent Lyme disease in children while seated in a medical office.

Antibiotic therapy an effective treatment and diagnostic tool for children with persistent Lyme disease, study finds

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationMar 19, 2026
A single killer whale swims near the water's surface on a calm, misty day, its dorsal fin and back visible above the water—a striking scene highlighting the importance of killer whale conservation.

Help us give killer whales a voice

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 18, 2026
A person in a yellow sweater sits with a thoughtful expression while another, holding a clipboard, speaks to them in an office with plants and shelves—highlighting a discussion about bipolar disorder.

Tick-borne infections can trigger bipolar disorder in children, study suggests 

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationMar 18, 2026