We work as guests of local First Nations

ByRaincoast Conservation Foundation Raincoast research
Puffed up white clouds in a blue sky and mountains looming beside water
Photo by John Gussman.

We are fortunate to work in many very beautiful places as guests of local First Nations. Our mission is to protect the land, water and wildlife of coastal British Columbia and the Salish Sea. Our focus is on conservation of top predators such as wolves and orca, as well as umbrella species such as grizzly bears and foundation species like salmon and wild salmon.

To learn more, see Tracking Raincoast. To help, please tag a friend from the Pacific North West.

 Photo by John Gussman.

#salishsea #wolves #orca #grizzlybears #salmon #wildsalmon #pnw

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