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Canadian Conservation is a collective of nature/conservation photographers who have joined forces to use their art to support conservation initiatives…
We use rigorous, peer-reviewed science and community engagement to further our conservation objectives. We call this approach ‘informed advocacy’ and it is unique amongst conservation efforts. We investigate to understand coastal species and processes. We inform by bringing science to decision makers and communities. We inspire action to protect wildlife and their wilderness habitats.
Canadian Conservation is a collective of nature/conservation photographers who have joined forces to use their art to support conservation initiatives…
In the past month, we have received tremendous support from our supporters to purchase commercial trophy hunting rights in the…
This week, we are starting the construction of a second breach in the North Arm jetty. This is part of…
Although our work as Raincoasters is focused on coastal BC, many of us are members of broader scientific communities, and…
Coastal Douglas-fir forests (CDF) and associated ecosystems are widely known for their charismatic megaflora like towering western redcedars and twisting…
Chavon Robertshaw has joined our Lower Fraser Salmon Conservation and Wolf Conservation Programs as a Conservation Science Technician. Utilizing the…
The catastrophic floods of late 2021 in southern British Columbia (Canada) and neighbouring Washington State (USA) destroyed homes, farms and…
Last Thursday, Raincoast hosted the Raincoast Ocean Science Awards and celebrated outstanding achievements by individuals and groups striving to protect…
Raincoast Conservation Foundation’s Whale Sanctuary Livestream is now streaming the underwater soundscape from a hydrophone, and video from a camera…
We just launched our Raincoast Whale Livestream which will be streaming both video and underwater soundscape from a hydrophone and…
At the Islands Trust Council’s most recent meeting in September 2023, Local Trustees reached consensus that their legally mandated object…
So far, we have raised $1,252,254 toward our purchase of the Southern Great Bear Rainforest tenure. Countless generous donations, big…
There is something about loading up the lab truck, packed to the brim with food and labelled totes, and boarding…
Salish Sea Emerging Stewards (SSES) was launched in 2016 with the goal of engaging Indigenous youth in environmental stewardship. Raincoast…
New research on the planet’s ‘Keystone Species’ has revealed a staggering and unappreciated diversity in what kind of animal fits…
New research on the planet’s ‘Keystone Species’ has revealed a staggering and unappreciated diversity in what kind of animal fits…
New research on the planet’s ‘Keystone Species’ has revealed a staggering and unappreciated diversity in what kind of animal fits…
Wastewater includes everything that is flushed down toilets and drains from households, businesses, and some industries and institutions. In Canada,…
In the Salish Sea archipelago, island geography has fostered enormous biodiversity. In addition to the charismatic megaflora that make the…
Historically, wildfire has been an intermittent but essential disturbance regime in forested ecosystems across the country. In more recent times,…
Our current methods of protecting important ecosystems are not working. It is time for governments at all levels to adopt…
On July 12, the BC government released a draft of their Grizzly Bear Stewardship Framework with a deadline of August…
We are thrilled to announce an extraordinary partnership that marries the worlds of art and conservation, as Raincoast teams up…
On August 13th, Raincoast hosted the third Pender Islands Big Tree Blitz since 2019 in partnership with the Pender Islands…
We're lucky (and thankful!) to have so many amazing researchers, writers, makers, and change-makers in our community.