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When you look at a forest, what do you see? Do you see different shapes, colours, textures, sizes, heights, and…
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When you look at a forest, what do you see? Do you see different shapes, colours, textures, sizes, heights, and…
Clean water is vital to people and wildlife in Metro Vancouver, providing safe drinking water, clean habitat for fish and…
Immerse yourself in the places you love most! Explore the largest intact coastal temperate rainforest on earth from British Columbia’s…
September 18 is the deadline to give public comments on the fast tracking of the west coast pipeline. This is…
The federal government has taken the first step toward fast-tracking a new oil pipeline and tanker terminal in the Fraser…
Canada Post has issued new stamps celebrating wolves and their important role as a keystone species, shaping and sustaining the…
One predator. Countless ecological impacts. As apex predators, wolves help maintain healthier prey populations, provide food for scavengers, recycle nutrients…
Pacific salmon are shared across ecosystems, jurisdictions, and international borders. Their conservation depends not only on the condition of freshwater…
Made for salty air, long days on the water, and people who believe wild places and species are worth protecting….
When resources become scarce, cooperation can be put to the test. A new open access study published in Marine Mammal…
New research from the University of Windsor and Raincoast Conservation Foundation confirms that endangered St. Lawrence belugas show strong spatial…
When resources become scarce, cooperation can be put to the test. A new open access study published in Marine Mammal…
Sidney, BC: New research from the University of Windsor and Raincoast Conservation Foundation confirms that endangered St. Lawrence belugas show…
Over the past month the federal government has continued to introduce unprecedented measures that weaken the laws safeguarding Canada’s democratic…
Resident beluga expert Dr. Jaclyn Aubin is a post-doctoral researcher for Raincoast’s Cetacean Research Program. Through her academic career, she…
As I made my way up the last stretch of grassy slope on a mild spring morning, turning toward the…
Raincoast is sharing a behind-the-scenes look at our study of endangered Southern Resident killer whales. Every day, biologist and researcher…
We are so excited to announce the fourth annual Raincoast Ocean Science Awards, celebrating outstanding achievements by individuals and groups…
Wild Pacific salmon are among Canada’s most iconic species. They nourish forests, sustain countless wildlife species, support Indigenous cultures and…
Raincoast has been conducting whale and vessel monitoring from the Oaks Bluff lookout for a couple of months now. While…
Today, Raincoast Conservation Foundation responded to the joint announcement from the Government of Canada and the Province of Alberta to…
Wolves are a keystone1 and umbrella2 species that help keep entire ecosystems in balance. By directly consuming prey, wolves influence…
Recently, Canada’s federal government proposed sweeping changes to overhaul the laws that protect our lakes and streams, our wildlife, our…
Watch Dr. Peter Ross’s opening statement to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development. See the…