Canada has the policy tools to protect Pacific salmon. Why aren’t they working?
Wild Pacific salmon are among Canada’s most iconic species. They nourish forests, sustain countless wildlife species, support Indigenous cultures and…
Wild Pacific salmon are among Canada’s most iconic species. They nourish forests, sustain countless wildlife species, support Indigenous cultures and…
A coalition of 35 experts from 26 organizations has issued an open letter to Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson. The coalition…
Some say that scientists may butt heads with those who love fishing, but the two groups have more in common…
In this episode, host Auston Chhor is joined by fellow Raincoast team members Dr. Allison Dennert, Quantitative Salmon Ecologist, and…
Raincoast is proud to be a member organization of the Marine Conservation Caucus (MCC). As an officially recognized stakeholder body…
In December 2023, the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, along with six other conservation groups that work on salmon and killer whales,…
Last Thursday, Raincoast hosted the Raincoast Ocean Science Awards and celebrated outstanding achievements by individuals and groups striving to protect…
The June 30th, 2023 edition of the journal Science features a letter written by Raincoast science staff on the repercussions…
As a part of my doctoral research at Simon Fraser University with Drs. John Reynolds and Elizabeth Elle, I spent…
This spring marked the release of yet another report by the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the AR6 Synthesis…
A version of this article was published as an OpEd in the Burnaby Now on March 13th, 2023. Shortly after…
Allison Dennert has joined our Wild Salmon Program team as a Quantitative Salmon Ecologist. She will conduct scientific research and…
The relationship between terrestrial and marine environments within an ecosystem is essential. Newly published research from Simon Fraser University shows…