A spectacular visitor – transient killer whales

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation 2014-09-242018-12-05 Marine mammals

Dusky sky, grey waters and a lone whale tail fin and body visible

Just had a visit from some transient killer whales in the Great Bear rainforest.

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Salish Sea Emerging Stewards

Consilience – Braiding Indigenous Knowledge and Academic Science S1 E7

2020-06-102020-09-04

Consilience is defined as a context in which independent lines of evidence arrive at the same conclusion.

Close up of a bald eagle with herring in its mouth

On the coast

Eagle feasting on spawning Heiltsuk herring

2015-04-042018-12-24

Eagle feasting on spawning Heiltsuk herring, with a no-kill spawn-on-kelp harvest occurring mere meters away.

A camera person stands behind his camera on a tripod in a clearing in the forest while Raincoast staff Brian Falconer faces the camera

On the coast

ARD German TV filming and interviewing Brian Falconer

2016-09-192019-02-13

ARD German TV filming and interviewing Brian Falconer of Raincoast Conservation about why the grizzly trophy hunt in the Great Bear Rainforest must be ended.

Three chinook salmon swimming in green water with a rocky bottom. Light is filtering in from above the water.

Conservation Foundation

Hatcheries Failing Chinook

2019-07-202019-09-11

More salmon hatcheries will NOT help killer whales or chinook… In B.C. and Washington State, fishery managers, legislators, the sport fishing industry and even the whale watching industry have advocated…