Join us for our Coastal Insights: Eyes on the coast lesson!

Exploring the Salish Sea, the Pacific Northwest's largest inland seas.

ByRaincoast team 2021-02-092021-10-01 Events

Blue sky, trees and ocean with one anchored and one moving boat. — Photo by Alex Harris / Raincoast Conservation Foundation.

Join us tomorrow for our first lesson of Coastal Insights: Eyes on the coast!

Tomorrow we will explore the Salish Sea, one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest inland seas. Maureen Vo and Peter Underwood will take you on an exciting journey into the region’s rich biodiversity using different lenses to examine Indigenous culture and conservation issues in and around the Salish Sea.

Coastal Insights

Wild Salmon Caravan, a celebration of the spirit of wild salmon through arts and culture, held yearly, featured Coast Salish and this photograph was taken by Micahel O Snyder during the fesival of a Coast Salish member dancing

Events

Collection of photos at Patagonia Vancouver – the relationship between salmon, bears and people

2017-09-132019-02-13

The relationship between salmon, bears and people is a core theme of our work at Raincoast and one long recognized on British Columbia’s coast, before it was known as such…

Sarah Jim stands in front of a fallen log with a fungi growing out. Forest in the background.

Events

Coastal Insights webinar: Indigenous harvesting techniques and technologies

2021-03-232021-11-16

Coastal Insights webinar on Indigenous harvesting techniques and technologies.

Brown grizzly bear with mouth partially open

Save the Great Bears

Oppose plans for so-called ‘food hunt’ of grizzlies

2017-11-022019-02-13

Today is the last day to tell the government of British Columbia what you think about the hunting of grizzlies in BC. While Raincoast commends the province for…