Raincoast in the news, 2020
Curiosity killed the wolf – and fuelled an anti-hunting petition in Canada
By Pehal News
2020 12 23
Curiosity killed the wolf – and fuelled an anti-hunting petition in Canada
By Leyland Cecco, The Guardian
2020 12 22
Richmond’s Councillor Steves Pushes for Co-ordinated Strategy for Fraser River Estuary
By Sandy James Planner, Price Tags
2020 12 15
Richmond council pushes for coastal strategy
By Maria Rantanen, Richmond News
2020 12 12
Tecnología de reconocimiento facial para preservar al oso grizzly
By Investigación y Desarrollo
2020 12 09
人臉貓臉辨識不夠看!人工智慧現在還能辨識熊臉?!
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2020 12 07
Training facial recognition on some new furry friends: Bears
By Lesley Evans Ogden, The Denver Post
2020 12 05
Software developers and conservation biologists team up to develop a facial recognition AI for brown bears
By Leila El Shennawy, Canadian Geographic
2020 12 04
Conservation groups fundraising to protect land on North Pender Island
By Roxanne Egan-Elliott, Times Colonist
2020 12 01
Facial recognition technology to preserve the grizzly bear
By Bhavia Mandalia, Pledge Times
2020 11 30
Barroom Trivia Slayer? Get Your Quiz On Digitally
By Alexis Soloski, The New York Times
2020 11 28
Local conservation groups launch bid to buy North Pender Island forest
By Emily Fagan, Capital Daily
2020 11 26
Grizzlies at the Table
By Jimmy Thomson, Pulitzer Center
2020 11 23
Comment: Stronger forest protection policy needed on the Gulf Islands
By Shauna Doll and Chris Genovali, Times Colonist
2020 11 21
“One of the shortcomings of the old growth strategy review was the failure to capture any of the coastal Douglas fir zone in the interim protection measures. As such, B.C.’s least protected forest zone will continue to be subject to unsustainable, under-regulated logging and tree cutting, with its subsequent conversion to housing and commercial development.”
Tech for New Era: Facial mapping finds new use, to ID features of brown bears
By Lesley Evans Ogden, DT Next
2020 11 18
Explained: Making facial recognition technology work for bears
By Lesley Evans Ogden, The Indian Express
2020 11 17
Genomic tools will help support Grizzly bear management
By Genome British Columbia
2020 11 17
A new tool for bear conservation in Canada: facial recognition
By The Optimist Daily
2020 11 17
Genomic tools will help support Grizzly bear management
By CNW Group
2020 11 17
Genomic tools will help support Grizzly bear management
By Markets Insider
2020 11 17
Genome BC Funds Genomic Project To Support Grizzly Bear Management
By Techcouver Newsdesk, Techcouver
2020 11 17
Genome BC develops and funds a new non-invasive genetic markers project providing more extensive data and evidence based management of the Grizzly Bear populations along the central coast of BC. This will allow for a replacement of the outdated and limited monitoring system previously used by First Nations and provincial governments.
В Канаде создана система автоматического распознавания медведей гризли
By Polit
2020 11 16
Citizens of city south of Montreal protest plan to cull half the deer
By The Canadian Press, National Observer
2020 11 15
New A.I. Offers Facial Recognition for Grizzly Bears
By Theresa Machemer, Smithsonian Magazine
2020 11 12
Identify training on some new furry friends: Bear
By Granthshala News
2020 11 12
Formation à la reconnaissance faciale sur certains nouveaux amis à fourrure: les ours
By Dacid Rolet, News 24
2020 11 11
Training Facial Recognition on Some New Furry Friends: Bears
By Lesley Evans Ogden, The New York Times
2020 11 11
A collaboration between technologists and conservationists has led to the creation of a project called, BearID, which could aid in the monitoring of bears and potentially other animals, around the world.
Images of Canada’s coastal wolves help promote ocean conservation efforts
By Anna Kusmer, The World
2020 11 10
Raincoast Conservation achète des droits de chasse pour protéger les loups
By Frédérik-Xavier Duhamel, CBC
2020 11 07
Organization Aims to End Trophy Hunts by Buying Up Guide-Outfitter Rights
By Amanda Follett Hosgood, The Tyee
2020 11 05
Island-based group buys hunting rights to thwart trophy kills | Squamish Chief
By Roxanne Egan-Elliott, The Wolf Intelligencer
2020 11 04
CANADA: Island-based group buys hunting rights to thwart trophy kills
By Grunt Vegan
2020 11 01
Island-based group buys hunting rights to thwart trophy kills
By Roxanne Egan-Elliott, Times Colonist
2020 10 31
What well-watched wildlife does when humans aren’t around
By CBC Radio
2020 10 30
Time for Indigenous-led salmon strategy on the Lower Fraser, says Alliance
By Jennifer Feinberg, Abbotsford News
2020 10 30
Op/Ed – First Nations Call for an Indigenous-led Approach Addressing the Fraser River Salmon Crisis
By Don Lehn, Fraser Valley News Network
2020 10 29
Opinion: Stronger Forest Protection Needed
Gulf Islands Driftwood
Shauna Doll and Chris Genovali
2020 10 28
The Islands Trust needs more effective tools to protect threatened Coastal Douglas-fir forests.
The Lone Wolf That Was Loved to Death
By Larry Pynn, Hakai Magazine
2020 10 27
Takaya, the lone wolf’s, unique life is described through human encounters and their stories of him, including his death and the events that led up to it and that continue to be a topic of controversy. This article is also in audio format.
The lone wolf who enjoyed himself to death
By Famous News
2020 10
The Lone Wolf That Was Loved to Death
By Larry Pynn, The Tyee
2020 10 27
Takaya, the lone wolf’s, unique life is described through human encounters and their stories of him, including his death and the events that led up to it and that continue to be a topic of controversy.