We are working to protect British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest from commercial trophy hunting.
We do this by purchasing the hunting rights and then effectively extinguishing trophy hunting of coastal carnivores.
We have already purchased hunting rights in 33,500km². For comparison New York City has a land area of 783.8 km². We are now raising money to purchase the Kitlope tenure, and we are almost halfway there.
Get involved.
Eagle feasting on spawning Heiltsuk herring, with a no-kill spawn-on-kelp harvest occurring mere meters away.
The One Shot for Coastal Carnivores exhibit is now set up at the Karen Cooper Gallery on Granville Island. Keep an eye out, we might even open a day early…
This is Kitlope lake. I had the extreme privilege of going here to do some work for Raincoast Conservation…
Conservation protects populations of animals, family units and individuals, like this wolf. Our Safeguarding Coastal Carnivores campaign aims to…
A salmony success – canned and broiled salmon for the Raincoast science win!
Every fall you can find us in the Great Bear Rainforest on our research vessel the Achiever searching for grizzly bears…
