Humpback
Humpback whale.
Photo by Alex Harris/ Raincoast Conservation Foundation. Photo by Alex Harris/ Raincoast Conservation Foundation.
Humpback whale.
…Hope is a state of mind, not of the world.
It is an orientation of the spirit and orientation of the heart;
it transcends the world that is immediately experienced and is anchored somewhere beyond its horizons.
Hope, in this
Tomorrow I head back to the Fraser Estuary with Raincoast Conservation to document the second phase of our habitat connectivity project which involves creating breaches in a hundred year old jetty.
The jetty blocks salmon smolts from reaching safe, marshy …
Watching bears fish all day was surreal.
We were lucky enough to be guided by Marven Robinson, a renowned guide from the Gitga’at Nation, to one of their bear watching platforms. He knows so many of the bears by name …
This is Kitlope lake. I had the extreme privilege of going here to do some work for Raincoast Conservation.â €
It was the most incredible place I’ve ever been to. Every corner we turned was astonishing. I saw grizzlies for the …
I feel extremely humbled and changed after a week in Xenaksiala territory in the Kitlope.
This is the largest untouched temperate rainforest in the world. We saw grizzlies and humpbacks for the first time along with so many amazing plants, …
Misty MacDuffee finding lots of chinookies!!
In the Fraser Estuary with Raincoast Conservation doing more field samples to see if the 3 breaches they made in the Steveston Jetty were helping young salmon access marshy habitats (hint: they were!!!!)…
Happy Earth Day! I love this place.
…We have every single day this possibility, this chance of discovering something new.
Paulo Coelho
Invasive garden slug slinking among the haircap mosses with a outtake when a mosquito landed on its head and it’s eyes retracted back into its head because it was too cute.
Within a month, juvenile salmon are already making their way through the breach Raincoast Conservation created in a jetty in the Fraser Estuary. A huge win for salmon who now have direct access to marshy habitats instead of being pushed straight out …
Field research day with Raincoast conservation. So many birds in the Fraser Estuary.…
…The aim is to balance the terror of being alive with the wonder of being alive.
Carlos Castaneda
Great to see restoration of industrial landscapes to give juvenile salmon a chance to access the marshy habitat in the Fraser estuary.
…“This week we break new ground…literally! Raincoast has now begun construction of three breaches of the Steveston Jetty.