Raincoast in the news, 2020
By Sandy James Planner, Price Tags
2020 12 15
By Investigación y Desarrollo
2020 12 09
By Lesley Evans Ogden, The Denver Post
2020 12 05
By Roxanne Egan-Elliott, Times Colonist
2020 12 01
By Bhavia Mandalia, Pledge Times
2020 11 30
By Alexis Soloski, The New York Times
2020 11 28
By Emily Fagan, Capital Daily
2020 11 26
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.”
By Lesley Evans Ogden, DT Next
2020 11 18
By Lesley Evans Ogden, The Indian Express
2020 11 17
By Genome British Columbia
2020 11 17
By The Optimist Daily
2020 11 17
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 This will allow for a replacement of the outdated and limited monitoring system previously used by First Nations and provincial governments.
By The Canadian Press, National Observer
2020 11 15
By Theresa Machemer, Smithsonian Magazine
2020 11 12
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.
By Anna Kusmer, The World
2020 11 10
By Roxanne Egan-Elliott, The Wolf Intelligencer
2020 11 04
By Jennifer Feinberg, Abbotsford News
2020 10 30
By Don Lehn, Fraser Valley News Network
2020 10 29
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.
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.
By Liam Harrap, Penticton Western News
2020 10 26