This week, Raincoast Conservation Foundation with our partners SkeenaWild Conservation Trust and Watershed Watch Salmon Society, head to Seattle with…
Few issues require as much innovation and cooperation as the conservation and management of large carnivores and their prey. Use…
In the Lower Fraser River and Estuary, log booming, where bundles of logs are tied up and stored along the…
Drones have been widely used in the last decade for a host of wildlife studies. They’ve been particularly helpful to…
Last week, I had the pleasure of leading an interpretive walk of downtown Squamish focused on how cities can promote…
When I tell friends and family I study and work in the field of salmon conservation, I assume their perception…
Canada contains some of the most globally significant ecosystems; our country is home to 80,000 species, 300 of which occur…
Marlie has joined our team to assist with Development: all things fundraising and grants. Our Development Director, Lauren Duboisset-Broust, is…
Southern Resident killer whales are one of the most deeply revered and iconic wildlife species in Canada. And they are…
In 2022, Canada and 196 other countries committed to achieving 23 targets that aim to halt and reverse biodiversity loss…
In collaboration with Indigenous leaders, lawyers, and researchers from the Indigenous-led Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance, the Martin Conservation Decisions Lab…
It has been eight years since we launched our education program, the Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program, an innovative science…
In December we completed construction on our second breach in the North Arm Jetty. This 30-meter wide breach will allow…
Six conservation groups are urging the federal government to implement an Emergency Order — a mechanism that allows Ottawa to…
Some Alaskan salmon fisheries are recognized models of sustainability. However, other Alaskan salmon fisheries, particularly those in southeast Alaska, present…
In regions across Canada, forests and fire co-evolved alongside each other over millennia. In many cases, this coevolution involved Indigenous…
Our photogrammetry research project, ongoing for over fifteen years, involves taking bird’s eye photos of known whales, which are later…
The federal government is considering changes to distance regulations that would apply to boaters near endangered killer whales. More than…
In this Wolf Stories article, we’ve interviewed Sara Dubois (PhD), Chief Scientific Officer with the British Columbia Society for the…
Last year, Raincoast hosted the inaugural Raincoast Ocean Science Awards, celebrating outstanding achievements by individuals and groups striving to protect…
![[Not] Living with the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion](https://www.pinksheep.media/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/not-living-with-the-trans-mountain-pipeline-expansion-768x403.jpg "[Not] Living with the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion")
The Canadian government has completed the construction of the expanded Trans Mountain Pipeline between Edmonton and Vancouver, and oil exports…
In 2012, the risk of a catastrophic oil spill from tankers shipping bitumen from Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline posed…
As the mighty Fraser River nears its terminus in the Salish Sea, it meets its most prevalent interface with humanity,…
Today, June 1, is Wild Salmon Day. Established in 2019, Wild Salmon Day is a celebration of the diversity, abundance,…
Pink Sheep Media is a design and communications company.
This is our community hub. We have so many incredible researchers, writers, creators, and change-makers in our community.
