Raincoast’s applied research

Photo by Eric Sambol of Eric Sambol Photography.

Although the Raincoast lab is known for its work on grizzly, black, and Spirit bears, we also conduct applied research on other organisms.⠀

Our general rule of thumb is to work on plants, animals, or relationships in the natural world that are important to people and places.⠀

Lab members are now working on projects related to mountain goats, sea otters, culturally-modified trees, and environmental assessment processes.⠀

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Photo by Eric Sambol of Eric Sambol Photography.

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