Brian Falconer of Raincoast Conservation bear viewing

Brian Falconer of Raincoast Conservation bear viewing in the Great Bear Rainforest this fall.
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Brian Falconer of Raincoast Conservation bear viewing in the Great Bear Rainforest this fall.
#grizzly #explorebc #kitasoo/xai’xais #raincoastconservation #greatbearrainforest
Setting up a bear hair snare (say that three times quickly).
Ross Dixon of Raincoast Conservation throws drift cards on Fraser River drop; let us know if you find one…
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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!
Although our bear work mostly keeps us in the protected islands and inlets favourited by our ursine friends, we occasionally bump into…
Our One Shot for Coastal Carnivores photography exhibit opens today at the Karen Cooper gallery on Granville Island. The exhibit will support our efforts with Coastal First Nations to permanently end…