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30 Belugas Stuck at Closed Canadian Park and at Risk of Euthanasia Receive ‘Conditional Approval’ to Move to U.S.
People
Moná Thomas
2026 01 29
…Still, advocates urge caution as the plan moves forward. Valeria Vergara of the Raincoast Conservation Foundation said while the urgency justified relocation, belugas are deeply social animals and separating established pods could cause stress.
What’s happening to the 30 beluga whales and 4 dolphins at Marineland?
CBC Kids News
Krishen Persad
2026 01 29 …
The Role Of Technology In Salmon Conservation
BC Outdoors
Michaela Ludwig & The Pacific Salmon Foundation
2026 01 26
…“It’s similar to air conditioning. When it’s hot out, people move inside to thermoregulate. Salmon do the same thing,” says Auston Chhor, a salmon habitat biologist with Raincoast
B.C. would struggle to contain oil spill off north coast, research suggests
Business in Vancouver
Stefan Labbé
2026 01 22
…For Peter Ross, a former federal scientist and toxicologist who now works with Raincoast Conservation Foundation in Victoria, the experiences of the Alaska and Gulf of Mexico spills offer clear lessons.
How tech is driving innovation for salmon
Pacific Salmon Foundation
Eric Saczuk
2026 01 21
…“It’s similar to air conditioning. When it’s hot out, people move inside to thermoregulate. Salmon do the same thing,” says Auston Chhor, a salmon habitat biologist with Raincoast Conservation Foundation.
Lower Mainland’s Roberts Bank not necessarily easier option for Alberta to B.C. bitumen pipeline
Vancouver Sun
Derrick Penner
2026 01 09
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A Q&A with BC’s eminent killer whale scientist, Lance Barrett-Lennard
Valdes Island Conservancy
Anne Shibata Casselman, Valdes Islander, and VIC Board Member
2026 01 …
