Raincoast’s feedback on Getting Major Projects Built in Canada
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Raincoast’s feedback on Getting Major Projects Built in Canada

Raincoast Conservation Foundation Jun 8, 2026
The Organized Chaos of Going Somewhere

The Organized Chaos of Going Somewhere

Jun 8, 2026
Acute Lyme: Recognizing and initiating urgent treatment 

Acute Lyme: Recognizing and initiating urgent treatment 

Jun 7, 2026
A meaningful excuse to plan a party: Peer-to-peer fundraising!

A meaningful excuse to plan a party: Peer-to-peer fundraising!

Jun 5, 2026
A fish, highlighting the importance of conservation, swims near the rocky bottom of a clear stream, partially submerged below the water’s surface.

In an era of scarcity, the Pacific Salmon Treaty must strengthen conservation

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 13, 2026
A large group of people pose together outdoors on a walkway, surrounded by greenery, many with arms raised and smiling at the camera during the CCIRA Winter Gathering celebrating Nation-led Priorities and Working Together.

CCIRA Winter Gathering: Working Together on Nation-led Priorities

ByCCIRA | Central Coast Indigenous Resource AllianceMar 12, 2026
Man in a yellow shirt sits against a white wall, holding a tin can telephone to his ear and looking thoughtful—perhaps pondering the email signature do’s and don’ts.

A note on email signature do’s and don’ts

ByPink Sheep MediaMar 10, 2026
A person bends over to plant grass in a muddy, wet field marked with wooden stakes, helping the British Columbia Salmon Restoration (BCSRIF) efforts, with trees and a hazy sky in the background.

Letter: Urgent recommendation for the renewal and expansion of the British Columbia Salmon Restoration and Innovation Fund (BCSRIF)

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 10, 2026
Two stick figures discuss future technology; one lists federal laws on lasers, robot battle TV shows, improved cordless phones, and easy sharing of news stories. In the end, lasers turn out to be surprisingly unimportant.

Is it not the lasers? It is not the lasers

ByPink Sheep DesignMar 10, 2026
A person weaves fibers on a wooden loom, reflecting the art of collecting. Text over image reads "ON COLLECTING with Lynda Gammon.

On collecting, with Lynda Gammon

ByPink Sheep DesignMar 10, 2026
Four people in rain gear measure the circumference of a large tree with a yellow tape in a dense forest, combining science with a bit of tree hugging to explore the wonders of nature.

Hug a tree for science!

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 10, 2026
Two people stand among tall trees in a sunlit forest with moss-covered ground and scattered fallen branches, reflecting the stewardship values of the Islands Trust Policy Statement.

The Islands Trust Policy Statement, and how it’s veering off-course

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 9, 2026
Fish swimming near the water surface, causing splashes and ripples in a sunlit stream—a beautiful scene that highlights the importance of wild salmon recovery and long-term stability in our natural waterways.

Ensure the long-term stability of projects dedicated to the recovery of wild salmon (BCSRIF)

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 9, 2026
A person in glasses stands smiling beside a Queer Keratin sign, celebrating LGBTQ+ hair care, with Partners In Health and Ndlovu Care Group logos on a pink background.

What is Queer Keratin

ByHeart & Hands Health CollectiveMar 6, 2026
A group of people in rain gear listen to a guide explain how to measure a tree in a dense forest; an informational booklet on tree measurement appears in the corner.

How to measure a tree

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 5, 2026
People gather and converse in a spacious indoor area at The Confluence, an environmental community hub, with a refreshment table and wall art in the background.

We’re bringing the environmental community together with a new event: The Confluence

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationMar 4, 2026