Raincoast’s Gulf Islands Forest Project is focused on addressing biodiversity loss, climate change and other human caused impacts on Coastal Douglas-fir (CDF) habitats. Unique to the south coast of British Columbia, CDF ecosystems are characterized by Coastal Douglas-fir trees as a dominant species but also include sand dunes, estuaries, Garry oak meadows, and rocky outcrops. Regionally…
As a part of my doctoral research at Simon Fraser University with Drs. John Reynolds and Elizabeth Elle, I spent…
Sidney, BC: In January, Raincoast Conservation Foundation enlisted the help of the Environmental Law Centre (ELC) at the University of…
We are currently raising funds to purchase the Southern Great Bear Rainforest tenure, which would effectively provide protection from commercial…
Raincoast Conservation Foundation is hailing the NDP government’s announcement ending grizzly hunting in not only the Great Bear Rainforest, but…
Sam has joined our Healthy Waters Program team as a Water Quality Coordinator. She assists Dr. Peter Ross in the…
Raincoast undertakes primary research to investigate species and ecological processes to further our conservation objectives. Conservation efforts to safeguard biodiversity…
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