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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One of the grizzlies we saw, captured on camera here from another angle. Food for thought: bear viewing generates…
The Coastal Clean Up removed over 128 tonnes of garbage in the central coast of B.C. in August and September.
Mango, our vintage, 1980 Raincoast science research boat, and crew, sampling the Great Bear rainforest for bear hair.
Biologist Misty MacDuffee of Raincoast Conservation on Achiever looking for marine mammals in the waters of the Great Bear Rainforest.
Our goal is to permanently end commercial trophy hunting of all large carnivores in the Great Bear Rainforest.⠀⠀As the only permanent solution to stopping the commercial trophy hunt appeared to be buying out hunting licenses, we began purchasing hunting rights in 2005 and we now own 4 hunting tenures, approximately 33,500 square kilometres of BC’s…
Amazing grizzly bear family in the Great Bear rainforest we ended up watching for most of the morning.