Our landscape is shaped by water and by fire. Wildfires are a part of watershed processes; they’re needed to maintain a healthy environment. But what does “good” fire look like, and how does knowledge surrounding the ecology of a watershed enable the opportunity to prevent destructive fire with beneficial fire? These questions were just the tip of the iceberg, or should we say…
https://www.raincoast.org/2025/06/when-fire-meets-water-webinar/
When I was accepted into the Master of Public Health (MPH) program at SFU, I found a job post for…
Over the past month the federal government has continued to introduce unprecedented measures that weaken the laws safeguarding Canada’s democratic…
As scientists, the questions we ask are designed to improve our efforts to ensure good living conditions for these mammals…
Raincoast Conservation Foundation is seeking two Conservation Technicians to assist with fieldwork for our Wild Salmon Program. Technicians will play…
Following years of decline in the number of Chinook and sockeye salmon returning to the Fraser River, the last two…
A recent news article by our friends at The Narwhal looked at the B.C. Cattlemen’s Association’s Livestock Protection Program which…
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