A look back on our impact in 2020
A look back on our impacts in 2020.
Southern Resident killer whales
First webinar episode on the Fraser River Estuary!
Come join our webinar on the cultural and ecological imoirtance of the Fraser River Estuary.
Three new calves born into the Southern Resident Killer Whale community
Three new calves born into the Southern Resident killer whale community provide hope for their recovery.
The impact of vessel traffic on whales’ critical life functions
Harm on heavy vessel traffic on whales critical habitat and life functions.
Protecting Southern Resident killer whales in the Salish Sea
Conservation of Southern Resident Killer Whales in the Salish Sea.
Invest in Pacific wild salmon
Pacific salmon are foundationally important to Canada’s wildlife, food security, cultures, and economy.
Safeguard the Southern Resident killer whales
There are currently just 74 members of the Southern Resident killer whales remaining.
Win a print and celebrate International Teacher’s Day
Through our Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program, we have made resources for teachers and educators to deepen their students' understanding of the lands, waters and wildlife of Coastal British Columbia.
Boats and ships pose threat to Southern Resident killer whales
When endangered Southern Resident killer whales are using the inside waters of the Salish Sea, they are in the presence of boats and ships about 85% of the time.
Help build momentum on pressure to reject Terminal 2 expansion
Last week the Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Jonathan Wilkinson sent a letter to the Port of Vancouver’s CEO that stalls the government's decision on the project.
Significant negative effects of proposed Roberts Bank Terminal 2
41 environmental and sustainability organizations in Washington State have written Governor Inslee asking him to oppose Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2).
Stop Terminal 2 expansion
Please tell Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Jonathan Wilkinson, to say no to the Terminal 2 expansion and commit to protecting and restoring salmon and killer whales.
Raincoast’s final webinar tomorrow on Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program
This week with Coastal Insights you can learn about our inspiring and transformative Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program.
Stop Terminal 2 expansion threatening resident orcas
The Port of Vancouver is proposing to double the size of its Deltaport shipping terminal in the Fraser Estuary.
Take action to protect Fraser river estuary
The proposed Terminal 2 expansion will further destroy and degrade wildlife habitat in the Fraser River Estuary, an area that is home to more than 100 species of wildlife at-risk of extinction.
Raincoast’s online education program upcoming on urban salmon
Fernando Lessa will take viewers on a virtual tour into our urban neighborhoods to discover the many wild salmon and their habitats living right next door to our homes.
Immediate success for salmon recovery at Steveston Jetty
The Steveston Jetty is only one of the many structures dividing the Fraser estuary, altering the movement of salmon, freshwater, and fine sediments to Sturgeon and Roberts Banks.
A decade of fighting for Southern Resident killer whales
For over a decade, we’ve been using science, public education and the courts to protect Southern Resident killer whales.
Help fill out this government survey on orcas by March 23
Here is some positive action you can take while social distancing. There is currently a government survey...
Habitat connectivity project on Fraser Estuary – documenting the second phase
Tomorrow I head back to the Fraser Estuary with Raincoast Conservation to document the second phase of our habitat connectivity project...
BREAKING. Raincoast takes on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion at the Supreme Court of Canada
BREAKING. Today, Raincoast takes our work to protect Southern Resident killer whales from the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada. Working with Living Oceans and our legal team at Ecojustice...
Raincoast seeks session abstracts for Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference
Raincoast is chairing a session at the Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference on ecological resilience in the Lower Fraser River and we are seeking session abstracts. Our goal is to bring together Indigenous leaders...
[Terrain électoral] Le pipeline Trans Mountain menace les épaulards
Après trois morts cette année, il ne reste plus que 73 épaulards résidents du sud. Cette espèce en voie de disparition est le talon d’Achille du projet d’expansion du pipeline Trans Mountain. Le gouvernement canadien est légalement responsable de les …
New documentary on Southern Resident killer whales
We are excited to share that we are in the development phase of a new documentary on Southern Resident killer whales. It is being directed by Michael O Snyder...
