Industrial and urban development across the Lower Mainland has caused major losses of marsh habitat in the Fraser River estuary. Juvenile salmon now depend on what little remains, often in areas crowded with invasive plants or blocked by infrastructure. To help counter these losses, Raincoast has prioritized restoring effective marsh habitats along juvenile salmon migration pathways…
https://www.raincoast.org/2025/11/salmon-habitat-restored-on-sea-island/
A Canadian research lab dedicated to the study of Lyme disease got a big boost in November with a $2…
The annual herring spawn is a magical time of year on the British Columbia coast, with millions upon millions of…
Running from June 8, 2022 to June 7, 2023, the Year of the Salish Sea is a youth-led initiative that…
Writing reference letters for undergraduate students who have taken my classes and for graduate advisees is an important part of…
Raincoast’s Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program educates our future leaders. The Coastal Insights online education webinars are a part of…
Raincoast Conservation Foundation is raising funds to purchase the guide outfitting rights and Ocean Light Adventures has purchased the guide…
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