Wolf School 6: Conservation Solutions
The last episode Wolf School looks toward existing and emerging solutions to the conservation of wolves in British Columbia.
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Wolf School 5: Indigenous perspective on wolves and wolf conservation
From creation stories to Indigenous-led reintroduction and contemporary carnivore coexistence, Indigenous peoples have long shared space and time with, and story of, wolves.
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.
Wolf School 4: Shooting wolves with conservation photographer, Cristina Mittermeier
Learn about the ethical considerations of wildlife photography and the experience of spending time with wolves in the wild.
Wolf School 3: What can science tell us about wolves of Coastal British Columbia and beyond
Heather played a key role in Raincoast’s early research on coastal wolves.
Wolf School 2: Meet some wolves
Aug 26, 2020 @ 3pm PST Featuring Regan Downey of Wolf Conservation Center (Broadcasting from New York). With many populations of wolves in North America extirpated, Regan will provide insight …
Wolf School 1: Ecology and history of wolves with Dr. Paul Paquet
Join one of Canada’s leading experts on wolves to discuss wolves across North America.
Dr. Paul Paquet Wolf School episode 01 – The ecology and history of wolves
In this episode, host Ross Dixon and Dr. Paquet discuss wolves in a broader context, including some of the more unique experiences where Paul has been able to study wolves in the wild. Dr. Paquet discusses how wolves are highly adaptable animals, their social behaviors, and what happens to wolf behavior when we (humans) disturb this social structure of the pack.
Raincoast launches Wolf School in partnership with the Wolf Conservation Center
Raincoast Conservation and Wolf Conservation Center are launching Wolf school this Wednesday, August 19.
The Salish Sea Emerging Stewards Program S1 E11
Learn about Raincoast’s inspiring and transformative Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program.
Wildlife Photography: Stories, Conservation, and Ethics S1 E10
Learn about the stories behind the nature and wildlife photographs that help drive conservation.
Inspecting the Intertidal S1 E9
From ecology and iconic species, to cultural importance and personal connections, Raincoast explores what makes BC coastline so special.
Demystifying the Killer Whales of BC S1 E8
Killer whales are iconic to the Pacific Northwest and deeply rooted as cultural and spiritual symbols for the Coast Salish peoples.
Consilience – Braiding Indigenous Knowledge and Academic Science S1 E7
Consilience is defined as a context in which independent lines of evidence arrive at the same conclusion.
Part 2 of ‘Wild salmon surrounds us’ on urban salmon S1 E6
Fernando Lessa will takes viewers on a visual tour into our urban neighborhoods to discover the many wild salmon and their habitats living right next door to our homes.
Reject Terminal 2 expansion
The Port of Vancouver is proposing to almost double the size of their existing terminal, Deltaport Terminal, in the Fraser Estuary.
Part 1 of ‘wild salmon surrounds us’ S1 E5
In part 1 of this 2 part salmon lesson, viewers learn about salmon as the foundation species of BC.
Welcome home to Xwaaqw’um S1 E4
Coastal Insights Education program offers online learning as part of the Salish Sea Emerging Stewards project. Episode 4 is guided by Joe Akerman. Joe Akerman is of mixed Cowichan and …
The salmon forest: how bears connect land and sea S1 E3
Episode 3 of Coastal Insights features Megan Adams and salmon.
Living in harmony with wildlife S1 E2
As the global human population steadily grows each year, the boundaries between the habitats of humans and our non-human neighbours can often overlap.
Journey to coastal British Columbia S1 E1
On episode 1, Raincoast educator Nathaniel Glickman takes viewers on a journey to the beautiful coastline of British Columbia.
Salmon, Bears and People – The Raincoast Applied Conservation Lab
The Wuikinuxv people in Rivers Inlet have shared a riverbank – a home and a fishery – with bears for thousands of years. Of primary concern to their coexistence with …
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[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 …
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Free Whaley by Killer Creamery brings ice cream to Southern Resident killer whale conservation
Killer Creamery produced this video to mark the launch of their chocolate peanut butter, activated charcoal ice cream…