West Coast kick off for The Sorority, Pledge Tour, in Victoria on May 2
We’re excited that The Sorority, a hip hop supergroup, is coming to the West Coast on May 2nd. We know…
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Vic Youth – Victoria’s Premier Youth Triathlon
With over 30 years history, the Victoria Youth Triathlon is one of the oldest triathlons in BC. It takes place…
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Mismeasured mortality: correcting estimates of wolf poaching in the United States
This scientific paper, published in 2017 by the Oxford University Press on behalf of American Society of Mammalogists, was conducted…
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We are here to support you
Since the announcement of our crisis line closure, we have received an outpouring of community responses and shared sadness for…
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Across the tundra
After a 14 hour drive on non-roads across the tundra, we found them. The animals and the people who look…
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New regulations take effect in BC to stop trophy hunt of grizzly bears: interview roundup
This is the first April 1st since 2001 that the trophy hunting of grizzly bears will not take place. It’s…
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Building resilience: Marine Protected Areas network
Mike Reid remembers when fishing in Heiltsuk territory was easier and far more productive. At age 12, he started commercial…
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Unintentional coffee art experiment. Oh Friday. No humans or cats were hurt to do this art. Luckily cc @palmerpa1mer
Unintentional coffee art experiment. Oh Friday. No humans or cats were hurt to do this art. Luckily cc @palmerpa1mer Source…
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Blue sky forever
Once upon a time in Antarctica, Jamie Coleman took this photograph. It reminds me of the calm days, when you can hear…
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Follow the leader
Whose lead would you follow? Photo by Eric Guth. Source
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What is it like to volunteer with AVP?
As you may have heard, AVP’s annual volunteer training is beginning in May this year instead of September! If you…
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Conservation groups put ministers on notice over Southern Resident killer whales
Media release April 5, 2018 VANCOUVER – Conservation groups are putting Minister of Environment and Climate Change Catherine McKenna and…
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BC Bear Day, April 7, Capilano University
Come celebrate BC Bear Day this Saturday. Raincoast and its partners are hosting a free family friendly event for the…
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Thinking About Healing
After a very long process of collaboration, creativity, and care, we have a new zine! This zine is thinking about…
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How Do We Nurture ‘Community’ in High-rise Buildings?
Listen to the podcast of BRN’s Stacy Barter and Australian strata lawyer Amanda Famer discussing “Vertical Streets” and the fostering of social connectedness and resilience in high-density apartments and condominiums…. …
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XTERRA Trail Run World Championship Spots
Human Powered Racing is pleased to announce that the 2018 XTERRA Victoria Trail Run will have fifty spots up for…
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We’re hiring a Support Coordinator
We’re hiring a new Support Coordinator to join our fabulous team! It’s a 20 hour a week position that pays…
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Workshop: Supporting gender creative children and youth
Do you have a gender creative person in your family? Do you want to be a better ally to your…
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Workshop: Perinatal care for gender diverse families
This event is hosted on the Lkwungen Territories of the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations. *** Workshop Description Families come in…
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The Pandora Chorus Concert – April 6th
Just over three years ago, I was entering into the most vocally awkward stage of my life (so far) as…
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Bharat’s Pocket Scraps: Jeans, not Genes!
Hello April, you’re one long slow exhale and multiple breaths of fresh air after what was (for me), a long…
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World at peace
Let the world surprise you. This is Beringia National Park in Russia’s Far East. A spit of land between a…
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30th Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference in Seattle
This week Raincoast will join hundreds of scientists, First Nations and tribal government representatives, policy makers, community members and conservationists…
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Important Terminology
Established definitions have been used in this report to frame the theory and methods used in climate change assessments, which…
