Raincoast in the news, 2019
Jayda G: Mehr als nur ein Image
By Marlene Stark, Kaput
2019 03 07 …
20 Inspiring women leading in art and climate
By Yingbi Lee, Julie’s Bicycle
2019 03 07 …
Government data confirm that cougars have a negligible effect on U.S. cattle & sheep industries
By Humane Society, Humane Society
2019 03 06 …
Taken from the forthcoming eco-disco album Significant Changes
By Cai Trefor, Gigwise
2019 03 05 …
Tristin Hopper: Here’s the absolute dumbest argument against the Trans Mountain pipeline
By Tristin Hopper, National Post
2019 03 05 …
Here’s the absolute dumbest argument against the Trans Mountain pipeline
By Tristin Hopper, The Cochrane Times-Post
2019 03 05 …
Fish habitat use in the Fraser river extuary
By Lia Chalifour, Lia Chalifour
2019 03 03 …
Selkirk College ecology column: BC’s southern resident Orcas on the brink
By Todd Coyne, Castlegar News
2019 03 02 …
Top Ten Arguments against the Strait of Georgia commercial seine and gill net herring fishery
By Pacific Wild, Pacific Wild
2019 03 01 …
Jayda G Significant Changes
By Krystal Rodriguez, Crack Magazine
2019 03 …
Top Ten Arguments against the Strait of Georgia commercial seine and gill net herring fishery
By Pacific Wild, Pacific Wild
2019 03 …
Delta Nature welcomes Misty Macduffee
By Delta optimist, Delta optimist
2019 02 27 …
Does a Bear Think in the Woods?
By Brandon Keim, Sierra
2019 02 26 …
See Vancouver like a Nat Geo Explorer
By Lauren Eckert, National Geographic
2019 02 25 …
Despite harm to Puget Sound orcas, Canada should expand Trans Mountain pipeline, energy board say
By Lynda V. Mapes, The Seattle Times
2019 02 22 …
NEB’s Trans Mountain review ignores true risks of increased tanker traffic, catastrophic spill
By Brendan Glauser, David Suzuki Foundation
2019 02 22 …
B.C. indigenous and environmental groups blast NEB approval of Trans Mountain pipeline
By Richard Zussman, Global News
2019 02 22 …
Why Cabinet can’t keep repeating its Trans Mountain mistakes
By Devon Page, Eco Justice
2019 02 22 …
Pipeline opponents expect Trans Mountain to get green light from NEB
By Renee Bernard, City News 1130
2019 02 21 …
Salmon and Orca Recovery in the Salish Sea
By Misty MacDuffee, Huxley
2019 02 21 …
The uncertain fate of the lower Fraser River’s last salmon island strongholds
By Christopher Pollon, The Narwhal
2019 02 20 …
Cabinet expected to extend deadline to reconsider Trans Mountain pipeline
By APTN National News, APTN National News
2019 02 18 …
Ottawa retardera sans doute une décision sur l’expansion de Trans Mountain
By Mia Rabson, L’actualite’
2019 02 17 …
Decision on Trans Mountain pipeline’s fate might not come until summer
By Mia Rabson, CBC
2019 02 17…
Cabinet expected to extend deadline on Trans Mountain pipeline
By Mia Rabson, The Globe and Mail
2019 02 17…
La décision sur le sort de l’oléoduc Trans Mountain pourrait ne pas être prise avant l’été
By Ici Radio Canada, Ici Radio Canada
2019 02 17 …
Jayda G Is Bridging the Gap Between Music and Science
By Max Mertens, Vice
2019 02 15 …
Dolphins befriend killer whale off B.C. coast
The Golden Star
Katya Slepian
2019 02 11 …
BC government scientists admit wolf cull is inhumane, then propose to expand it
By Sadie Parr & Paul C. Paquet, National Observer
2019 02 01 …
Protect habitat, Don’t kill wolves: Government scientists admit wolf cull is inhumane, yet propose expansion
By Pacific Wild, Pacific Wild
2019 02…
Woman ‘grateful and honoured’ after wolf encounter on West Coast
By Gord Kurbis, CTV News
2019 01 31 …
Wolf pack alpha female killed on trap line
By Kathy Ellis, Rocky Mountain Outlet Today
2019 01 31 …
Camera traps and customary wisdom help redefine bear conservation
By Courtney Miceli, Monga Bay
2019 01 31 …
Calls for sea lion harvest in B.C. grow as U.S. approves partial cull
By April Lawrence, Chek News
2019 01 30 …
Jayda G will release her debut album “Significant Changes”
By gergedan, gergedan
2019 01 29 …
Newborn orca “Lucky” inspires Trans Mountain fight
By Dyna Tuytel, Eco Justice
2019 01 28 …
Jayda G
By Lost Village Festival, Lost Village Festival
2019 01 24 …
Salmon diversity crucial to thriving coastal bear populations, BC study finds
By Alastair Spriggs, The Globe and Mail
2019 01 15 …
Is Wildlife Conservation Policy Based in Science?
By Kyle A. Artelle, American Scientist
2019 01 14 …
Federal project to boost Chinook salmon population in Fraser River delta
By Sasha Lakic, Surrey Now Leader
2019 01 14 …
La diversité alimentaire serait aussi importante pour les ours
By La Presse canadienne, ICI Colombie-Britannique-Yukon
2019 01 13 …
L’ours doit se nourrir de diverses espèces
By Hina Alam, La Presse
2019 01 13 …
Study shows black bears need a variety of salmon species to be healthy
By Hina Alam, CBC
2019 01 13 …
Tofino and Ucluelet’s best sports stories of 2018: Corlazzoli runs over 500-km for anti-trophy hunting campaign
By Westerly news staff, Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News
2019 01 13 …
Will wolves howl at the super blood wolf moon?
By Paula Wild, Paula Wild
2019 01 12 …
Disturbed bear den shows effects of old-growth logging on Nahmint’s wildlife
By Eric Plummer, Ha-Shilth-Sa
2019 01 09 …
Killer whale watch: Future of declining southern residents at risk
By Lindsay Kines, Vancouver Sun
2019 01 06
The number of southern residents is now 74 in three pods, whose population has fluctuated from 70 to 99 individuals since 1976.…
Southern resident orcas face ‘imminent threat’
By Lindsay Kines, Times Colonist
2019 01 06 …
An ‘Extinction Event’ Is Unfolding in Washington State as Two More Endangered Orcas Fall Ill
By Yessenia Funes, Gizmodo
2019 01 04
“The fact is we can’t save these whales on a case-by-case basis. What we really need to do is invest in the long-term recovery of the population by recovering the salmon they rely …
Coextinction
By Coextinction Film, Coextinction Film
2019 01 03…
Defend the wild
By Karen E. Lange, The Humane Society of the United States
2019 01 01 …