This week we published new research that shows a 25% chance that the Southern Resident killer whales could be lost within the next 100 years. Lost forever.
We also identified what their recovery requires. It includes increased Chinook salmon and reduced noise and disturbance.
Can you help us save the whales?
Painting by Tasli Shaw (@taslishaw).
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Brian Falconer of Raincoast Conservation bear viewing in the Great Bear Rainforest this fall.
Rush hour traffic during our morning commute.
With the support of our First Nation partners, Raincoast now owns commercial trophy hunting rights in an area of over 33,000 square kilometers, across the Great Bear Rainforest. That’s an area larger than Vancouver Island. Our long term goal…
New research has identified that the small genetic change responsible for Spirit bears – a rare, white-coated form of black bears – is up to 50% rarer in the Great Bear Rainforest than previously estimated.
We hosted an inspiring online event last night focused on the Royal BC Museum book about killer whales, Spirits of the Coast.
Working with our First Nations partners, our goal is to permanently end commercial trophy hunting of all large carnivores in the Great Bear Rainforest. $550,000 of $650,000 Permanent end to…
