Peer reviewed study shows lethal wolf control has statistical flaws
Peer reviewed research shows that wolf cull ineffective and unethical.
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Safeguard Coastal Carnivores
Working with our First Nations partners, our goal is to permanently end commercial trophy hunting of all large carnivores in the Great Bear Rainforest.
$550,000 of $650,000
Permanent end to commercial trophy hunting
Purchasing the remaining commercial tenures in the …
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Buy a limited edition print from the Coastal Carnivores photography exhibit – help fund Kitlope tenure purchase
In winter 2018 the Coastal Carnivores photography exhibit showed at the Karen Cooper Gallery (Vancouver), Robert Bateman Centre (Victoria) and the Audain Art Museum (Whistler). Now the last piece...⠀ -
New study by Raincoast on impact of human development on wolves
An extensive study about the impact of human development on wolves across boreal ecosystems was just released as an open access paper in Ecology and Evolution. Authors include Raincoast’s Paul Pauquet... -
Why safeguard coastal carnivores
One of the reasons has to do with safeguarding a large, healthy, and diverse ecosystem (including animals, plants, place, and yes, even us humans). Large carnivores play an important role in ecosystem health... -
One Shot for Coastal Carnivores has now launched at the Robert Bateman Centre
from 10-5pm each day from now until December 3rd. This unique collection of wildlife photography tells the story of the importance of protecting coastal carnivores... -
One Shot for Coastal Carnivores: 12 passionate conservation photographers committed to the coast
We are excited to announce that this fall we are unveiling a unique photographic exhibit: One Shot for Coastal Carnivores. 12 passionate conservation photographers committed to the coast have donated stunning images of carnivores at risk to raise funds to help protect... -
A young wolf appears in the estuary and lets out a howl
A young wolf appears in the estuary and lets out a howl. Suddenly the surrounding forest erupts in howls as the pack replies – a humbling experience #gitgaatnation #safeguardcoastalcarnivores…
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A beautiful gibaaw (wolf) in Gitga’at Territory | Ilona Mihalik
Beautiful gibaaw (wolf) in Gitga’at Territory. Safeguard all coastal carnivores, including wolves https://www.raincoast.org/great-bears/ @Raincoast…
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Trophy hunting is closed
At Vancouver (YVR) heading up to Great Bear Rainforest for expedition on Raincoast conservation research vessel Achiever. Awesome to see "Trophy hunting is closed" sign... -
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... -
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. -
Coastal wolf
Look who we encountered on our day off - a beautiful coastal wolf. -
First wolf spotted in Kitasoo/Xai’xais territory this spring
The first wolf spotted in Kitasoo/Xai'xais territory this spring, chowing at the intertidal. -
Gulf Islands and Vancouver Island predator study
Remote camera photo taken a few days ago of a wolf from our Gulf Islands/ Vancouver Island predator study. -
Wolf and Heiltsuk herring
The Easter bunny brought Heiltsuk herring eggs for this wolf. -
Coastal wolf tracks on the way to Koeye Camp
Wolf tracks! Saw these on our way up to #Koeye Camp. There are a few ways these coastal wolves are different those on the mainland -- do you know how? They fish and swim between islands! Their diet is upto 90% seafood and they are genetically different from the mainland wolves. -
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A wolf on Wuikinuxv Territory... -
Curious visitor, wolf
Captured a curious visitor at one of our bear research sites in Heiltsuk territory... -
Wolf sighting in Kitasoo/Xai’xais Territory
First wolf sighting in Kitasoo/XaiXais Territory...
