We are so close to raising the funds needed to purchase the Kitlope commercial hunting tenure.
This is how we stop hunting of large carnivores in the Great Bear Rainforest. We’ve already protected approximately 33,500 square kilometers, and the Kitlope …
In British Columbia, Canada, wolves are killed through a variety of means that include legal hunting and trapping, as well as government-sanctioned culling.
Wolves are often scapegoated. Shifting blame for the decline of species from the destruction of habitat by …
Many of you learned about wolf conservation from Paul Nicklen and Bertie Gregory’s Instagram live.
We appreciate working with photographers who have a deep connection and care for the wildlife they take pictures of.
Wolves in British Columbia, Canada are …
Tomorrow at 10:30 am Pacific Standard Time (PST) we are excited to watch Paul Nicklen (@paulnicklen) and Bertie Gregory (@bertiegregory) who are going live on their Instagram channels to discuss wolves in British Columbia, Canada.
Raincoast is working to stop …
Last week we launched a new campaign with the goal of stopping the recreational killing of wolves in BC, Canada.
Over 1,200 wolves are killed annually in BC simply for recreation. This exploitation is not based on science and is …
Our friend Bertie Gregory captured this precious moment of a black bear cub on a recent shoot for ‘Seven Worlds, One Planet’ on Vancouver Island.
Black bears are still trophy hunted in B.C.’s Great Bear Rainforest. We are currently raising …
Give a gift to end trophy hunting of coastal carnivores.
100% of your donations will go directly to our coastal carnivores campaign and provide permanent protection for animals like this coastal wolf, which was shot and killed not long after …
A picture is worth a thousand words, and we are selling prints for $98.
We are very grateful for photographers who are able to capture exceptional images and who donated a limited number of prints. These images not only capture …
Exhibit text: “With this creature, I think the ratio of watching versus being watched is about a thousand to one. We are so often witnessed and silently tracked by these invisible eyes. Being able to stare back is a rare …
One Shot for Coastal Carnivores Exhibit Feature • Botany Bay by Karen Cooper
Exhibit Text: “Botany Bay on the west coast of Vancouver Island has everything you would expect from a name steeped in legend. Rugged, rocky, windswept and hauntingly …
We are excited to announce that this fall we are unveiling a unique photographic exhibit: One Shot for Coastal Carnivores. Twelve passionate conservation photographers committed to the coast have donated stunning images of carnivores at risk to raise funds to …