What does whacking a metal pole tied to the side of our research vessel have to do with killer whale conservation
🤔Science, or stress management? Both! What does whacking a metal pole tied to the side of our research vessel have…
🤔Science, or stress management? Both! What does whacking a metal pole tied to the side of our research vessel have…
It’s been a big year for salmon research and restoration in the Fraser River estuary. Through our long-term monitoring program…
In 1996, Raincoast Conservation Foundation was established as a charitable organization in British Columbia. With such a strong presence in…
Building Resilient Neighbourhood’s (BRN) Neighbours Helping Neighbours (NHN) pilot (done in collaboration with Hey Neighbour Collective and ten delivery partners)…
The pursuit of knowledge implies that learning might involve some sort of capture and possession. The truth is, however, that…
The topic of this episode is the concept of “harms of help” – the negative experiences women have with the…
In collaboration with our First Nations partners, the Wolf Conservation Program continues to expand research and monitoring of wolves on…
As the year draws to a close, I want to take a moment to wish you all a very happy…
Raincoast’s Conservation Genetics Lab has had a busy year working on established projects and embarking on exciting new studies as…
Looking for a last‑minute Christmas gift? Register a friend, family member (or yourself!) for an upcoming fiddle workshop with Ivonne…
Meet Remy! 👋 Originally from the Netherlands, Remy is a physio and manual therapist who recently moved to Vancouver Island….
In 2025, Achiever again proved its strength as a nimble and efficient research and conservation support ship, spending significant operating…
Canada’s federal and provincial governments increasingly prioritize economic growth at the expense and exclusion of species and natural systems. Under…
This summer, Raincoast and Earth Species Project (ESP) launched a pilot study to better understand killer whale communication. Three ESP…
In 2023, in partnership with the Heiltsuk Integrated Resource Management Department (HIRMD) and Raincoast Conservation Foundation, the Raincoast Applied Conservation…
At the beginning of the 20th century, a mature Chinook truly was the king of salmon, with prized fish exceeding…
Working through common attitudes and resistances towards neighbourly helping. …
A reminder of our adjusted hours and closures over the upcoming holiday season. Island Sexual Health wish you all a…
A few months ago, we wrote an article sharing our learning about terminology we were using in our work to…
The Wild Salmon Policy was introduced two decades ago as a comprehensive framework for conserving the ecological and genetic diversity…
In this episode, we take on the question women ask again and again: Why is he abusive? Women are desperate…
For over 30 years, Raincoast Conservation Foundation has worked to understand and protect the ecosystems of the central coast of…
Twenty years after the inception of Canada’s Policy for the Conservation of Wild Pacific Salmon, researchers have found that, despite…