Angela Gnyp: A wilderness artist down under
If you were to ask me what one thing always captures my attention, I would say it is a vision…
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.
If you were to ask me what one thing always captures my attention, I would say it is a vision…
I’ve been working with Dave Scott, Misty MacDuffee and Ross Dixon at the Raincoast Conservation Foundation since June of 2017…
Ask any environmental leader and they can likely tell you about an experience with nature, often from a young age,…
Last week, we released a report that highlights the risks posed to wild salmon in the Lower Fraser River from…
The Raincoast Conservation Foundation and Coastal First Nations are working together to help end the trophy hunting of all large…
Last week our hearts were broken watching Southern Resident killer whale J35 struggle with her grief for the passing of…
The day of the XTERRA trail run felt full of exciting successes – I finished the run under my goal…
Hello there! My name is Giordano, but most people know me as Gio. This summer I am embarking on a…
Two weeks ago Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau held a press conference in Vancouver to essentially re-announce the same measures…
Each fall Raincoast’s research vessel, Achiever, sets sail to visit our commercial hunting tenures in the Great Bear Rainforest. Our…
The federal government has made several announcements designed to reduce threats to Southern Resident killer whales. With the death of…
The Canadian federal government’s move to purchase the Trans Mountain oil sands pipeline project from Texas based Kinder Morgan is…
Early in 2018, our lawyers at Ecojustice petitioned the federal ministers responsible for the recovery of Southern Resident killer whales…
Each spring along the coast of British Columbia, the typically calm nearshore waters begin to churn with thousands of spawning…
What is the government of Canada doing to protect the Southern Resident killer whales? The threat to these killer whales…
The 29th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill quietly came and went a few weeks ago. The lack of…
Conservation groups are applauding today’s announcement from Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Dominic LeBlanc and Minister of Environment and Climate…
Although we know that herring play a pivotal ecological role in nearshore ecosystems, from a scientific perspective little is known…
Writing in the scientific journal, Conservation Letters, an international team of conservation scientists is challenging the conservation community to fully…
Writing in the scientific journal, Conservation Letters, an international team of conservation scientists argue that trophy hunting – hunting that…
For years, British Columbia’s wildlife management practices, especially its wolf cull and grizzly bear hunt, have been controversial. In 2015,…
Heralded by the song of the varied thrush, April comes to an end and a renewed energy fills Raincoast’s Applied…
In February of 2017, a team of researchers from five research facilities published their findings in Marine Ecology Progress Series:…
Is Canada’s national interest best aligned with a Texas pipeline company? The suggestion of bailing out U.S.-based Kinder Morgan and…