Photo by John Gussman.
The Great Bear Rainforest has always been a core aspect of our conservation efforts in British Columbia. Working with our Coastal First Nations partners our focus is now on ending the trophy hunting of grizzly bears to continue a successful model of First Nations stewardship and ecotourism.
Pictured here is Raincoast’s Executive Director, Chris Genovali.
Photo by John Gussman,
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