Will you be joining us in Whistler for the next One Shot for Coastal Carnivores Exhibit? Saturday, December 8th: 7-930pm at the Audain Art Museum in Whistler, BC. Presented by Raincoast Conservation Foundation and Grizzly Bear Foundation and sponsored …
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Great view from Pender Island looking out over the other Gulf Islands.
At Vancouver (YVR) heading up to Great Bear Rainforest for expedition on Raincoast conservation research vessel Achiever. Awesome to see “Trophy hunting is closed” sign…
This week the trophy hunt opens across British Columbia including the Great Bear Rainforest despite a ban by Coastal First Nations…
This photograph was taken from our research vessel Achiever by Captain Nicholas Sinclair. This Pacific white-sided dolphin approached with a whole pod…
With our First Nations hosts and partners we monitor the relationship between bears, salmon and people in the Great Bear Rainforest. This is conservation science…
Forage fish – like this sand lance – are an integral piece of the Salish Sea ecosystem. Without them, marine birds, orca, seals and the ecosystem as a whole would not exist…
We are fortunate to work in many very beautiful places as guests of local First Nations. Our mission is to protect the land, water and…
Our wildlife conservation work on the British Columbia coast includes birds like this sandpiper. We conducted extensive surveys over five years of marine mammal and marine bird distribution…
As most enjoy summer holidays we want to thank some of our supporters like Nimmo Bay Resort…
Habitat loss and disturbance is the ultimate cause of caribou decline in Alberta. They need forests, not fences and wolf culls are not the solution…
Our friends at Patagonia let our people go surfing and surf California for the Groundswell tour with Woodshed Films. Tomorrow they’re helping us to ‘Save The Whales’…
The Southern Resident killer whale orca blackfish need immediate efforts to support their recovery. Take a look at our new video…
“165” Lia (@felinethropist) calls out the shoot density of sedges / vegetation cover in a 25cm by 25cm quadrant – characterizing habitat at our Fraser Salmon Project…
Conducting habitat surveys to identify their characteristics in the Fraser River estuary, the Fraser Salmon Project surveys and catalogs the physical structure of banks…
Last set: 2 sticklebacks, 16 juvenile sticklebacks, 4 sandlance, 49 juvenile sandlance, 117 juvenile shiner surf perch, 1 plainfin midshipman, 1 kelp perch, 16 shiner surf perch, 2 unidentifiable larval fish – This is what we just found.
This is a juvenile sand lance – a forage fish and a key component of the Salish Sea ecosystem…
