Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever at anchor near Kynoch

Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever at anchor near Kynoch.
#greatbearrainforest #Kynoch

Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever at anchor near Kynoch.
#greatbearrainforest #Kynoch
Kitasoo/Xai’xais bear research team 2014! So grateful for this awesome crew. Last day of Raincoast science in the Great Bear rainforest for this season.
That’s a whale of a family tree – Killer whales can be individually ID’d by their markings & dorsal fin shape. We can use this info to keep track of who’s related to who and their movement. Kept these books close at hand while on board The Achiever!
We are approaching the home stretch of ending commercial trophy hunting in the 5,300 km2 Kitlope hunting tenure.
Hiking up river after anchoring Raincoast conservation research vessel Achiever in the bay.
Against the backdrop of British Columbia’s recent consideration of UNDRIP into legislation, and conflict between Canada and Indigenous Nations/hereditary leaders over pipeline development (e.g. Coastal Gas Link and Trans Mountain projects), this week we published…
Coastal wolves are among the wildlife that are still trophy hunted in B.C.’s Great Bear Rainforest. Our goal is to permanently stop this. Raincoast currently owns…