Southern Resident killer whales are at a critical crossroads. Their future depends on the choices we make today. These choices will either push them closer to extinction or put them on a path to recovery. These whales rely almost entirely on Chinook salmon, yet they often struggle to find enough food, especially in the spring after a lean winter. Rising ship traffic has made the Salish Sea…
https://www.raincoast.org/2025/12/a-killer-future-103322/
Join us on Tuesday, August 27, at 7:00 pm for a film screening of Patagonia’s documentary, Artifishal, at the University…
Recently, Raincoast’s Wild Salmon Team met with the new BC Minister of Water, Land, and Resource Stewardship, the Hon. Minister…
In the past month, we have received tremendous support from our supporters to purchase commercial trophy hunting rights in the…
Pender Island and big trees Pender Islands are located within the rapidly diminishing Coastal Douglas-fir biogeoclimatic zone. These islands, along…
MERRITT, BC – As rivers across Western North America face climate change-driven record-breaking temperatures, Raincoast Conservation Foundation, in partnership with…
Hey Neighbour Collective and Happy Cities are co-leading this three-phase project, in partnership with Simon Fraser University. Happy Cities and…
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