This month, we release our annual report, Tracking Raincoast. Tracking Raincoast features highlights from the year and a first glimpse of what we have planned from 2020.
It is also filled with incredible images from some of our favourite photographers.
Photo by Sarah MacDonald.
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We are fortunate to share our passion for protecting the land, waters and wildlife of coastal British Columbia with a host of fantastic wildlife photographers. If you would like share content…
Killer Whale ice cream?! Yes please!! Killer Creamery just released their chocolate peanut butter, activated charcoal ice cream. They are donating all profits from sales to further our research and protection efforts…
Inspiration from spirits of conservation past, present & future – 20 year anniversary edition…
Since 2017, Raincoast has been collaborating to explore pathways that foster long-term ecological resilience.
So if hatcheries that fertilize eggs in buckets and raise fish in tanks only make the problem for wild salmon worse, how do we recover salmon? In a nutshell, we need to invest in habitat protection, habitat restoration, and far better decision-making at all levels of government to prioritize the resilience of species and ecosystems.
A little over a week ago we reached our fundraising goal for purchasing the Nadeea hunting tenure in the Great Bear Rainforest and the territories of our @coastalfirstnations partners. This is a…
