Tall Tales, Long Lenses and Conservation, at Capilano University tonight
We have opened extra space tonight at Capilano University for our event: Tall Tales, Long Lenses and Conservation. Wildlife photographer John Marriott will share stories...
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Join wildlife photographer John Marriott
In partnership with Coastal First Nations, we are working to protect all coastal carnivores from commercial trophy hunting in the Great Bear Rainforest. Join Raincoast and wildlife photographer John E Marriott... -
Frank the tank
Meet Frank the tank. You can also come and meet his photographer John E Marriott this February with Raincoast in Victoria, 20th Feb at University of Victoria with Society of Geography and in Vancouver at... -
Raincoast moves closer to ending commercial hunting in the Nadeea hunting tenure.
Great news! Today we reached $150,000 towards the $500,000 needed to end commercial trophy hunting of wolves, bears, cougars and more in the Nadeea hunting tenure. This includes... -
The end of grizzly hunting throughout BC!
Today British Columbia's NDP government announced the end of grizzly hunting throughout the entire province! We have been working toward this goal... -
Wildlife Wednesday and Save the Great Bears campaign underway
Our campaign to Save The Great Bears will also safeguard cougars, wolves and wolverine from commercial trophy hunting. This Wildlife Wednesday can you help... -
New research starting on eagles and salmon
Raincoast's mission is to protect the land, waters and wildlife of coastal British Columbia. That includes our feathered friends. While much of our work is focused on... -
Celebrate wild salmon conservation at Patagonia Vancouver tomorrow night
A keystone species ecologically and a cultural keystone species, wild salmon are integral to humans and a host of wild life throughout BC. Join us tomorrow to... -
Photography and story this wednesday on wild salmon and the Fraser River
The Fraser River remains the most productive salmon river on the Pacific coast. From the estuary and through to the rivers headwaters many people have dedicated... -
Recent Raincoast research publication on marine mammals hotspots in BC
The conservation of marine mammals is a key component of our efforts at Raincoast. Our recent research publication examines... -
“What we need to manage is not wildlife but ourselves”
"What we need to manage is not wildlife but ourselves. Recognizing that many human activities have damaging effects on biodiversity and ecological communities, what should wildlife management... -
Buy a “Grizzly Bar”, win a trip to see grizzlies, documentary Trophy at Vic Theatre tonight
For most people who actually encounter bears the experience is far from the myth that pervades. For most, the chance to see them in the wild is a dream. This why we are giving you the opportunity... -
Christina Service at Capilano University tonight
If you are in North Vancouver tonight, you can learn more about research and conservation of Spirit, and other, bears, from Christina Service at a free event at Capilano University... -
Celebrate World Wildlife Day – Protect Spirit Bears
A spirit bear treat for World Wildlife Day. In 2012 we acquired a second hunting license in... -
We invite wildlife photographers to support us
We are fortunate to share our passion for protecting the land, waters and wildlife of coastal British Columbia with a host of fantastic wildlife photographers. If you would like share content... -
A conservation solution to the trophy hunt
This week the trophy hunt opens across British Columbia including the Great Bear Rainforest despite a ban by Coastal First Nations... -
The ultimate cause of caribou decline in Alberta
Habitat loss and disturbance is the ultimate cause of caribou decline in Alberta. They need forests, not fences and wolf culls are not the solution... -
None shall pass
"None shall pass!" - trail-guarding deer in the Great Bear rainforest. -
Wolf sighting in Kitasoo/Xai’xais Territory
First wolf sighting in Kitasoo/XaiXais Territory... -
Wanukv river grizzly
Wanukv river grizzly out for a morning stroll...
