Stop killing wolves
There are no reasonable ecological reasons to kill wolves, there are no valid economic reasons, and clearly there are no tenable ethical reasons.
Wolves
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BC government spends $2 million on wolf cull
The Narwhal published an article looking into the rationale (or lack thereof) of the BC government spending $2 million on killing wolves. -
Stop recreational killing of wolves
We are currently working to stop the recreational killing of British Columbia’s wolves - over 1200 of which are killed annually by hunting and trapping. -
Take action with us to help BC’s wolves
Last week we launched a new campaign with the goal of stopping the recreational killing of wolves in BC, Canada. -
Raincoast launches new campaign inspired by stqéyəʔ the ‘lone wolf’
The senseless trophy killing of Takaya shows us that BC wolf management policy needs to change to stop trophy hunting and wolf culls. -
Staqeya, the lone wolf of Discovery Island, was killed
Staqeya (also known as Takaya) was seen and treasured by many who’ve watched this wolf live and move throughout the Salish Sea, venturing into James Bay and around Discovery Island. -
Over 1200 wolves are killed annually in BC by hunters and trappers
Treading carefully. Over 1200 wolves are killed annually in BC by hunters and trappers. The government is currently planning to extend... -
Raincoast conservation anti-wolf cull ad
Here's the Raincoast conservation anti-wolf cull ad that BC Ferries arbitrarily pulled down after one single customer complaint. -
Take action to save wolves
Join Raincoast’s efforts to stop the brutal slaughter of one of BC’s most iconic species.
Wolves are increasingly blamed for the decline of prey populations, such as caribou. As such, wolves have become government targets for ‘predator control’. These scientifically …
