Raised on the banks of the Campbell River, a coastal community on Vancouver Island, April is passionate about keeping an eye on the wild faces and places in her expansive backyard, the BC coast...
Next week our One Shot for Coastal Carnivores photography exhibit opens at the gallery of contributing photographer Karen Cooper in Granville Island. This unique collection of wildlife photography...
Andrew S. Wright is passionate conservation photographer and an adjunct professor at Simon Fraser University in the Faculty of the Environment. He has produced two books. Emeralds at the Edge and Faltering Light, both arguing...
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...
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...
After a long five months we have now wrapped up our 2018 field season in the Fraser estuary, our best year yet! This year our team spent 76 days in the field and we captured more than 35,000 fish...
"Often when my friends describe what I do for my research as a biologist it’s along the lines of, 'something to do with salmon and bald eagles'. If you’ve ever wondered what I do..."
“This win follows years of effort by Raincoast scientists compiling, discussing, and refining detailed legal and scientific arguments. We salute our lawyers at Ecojustice for their brilliant work on this monumental case. We congratulate our co-plaintiffs at Living Oceans on
What a privilege it’s been successfully defending #SRKW with this amazing team from Ecojustice & Living Oceans. This photo is missing our science team leader, Dr. Paul Paquet.
In a decision announced this morning, the court unanimously ruled that the federal government’s approval of the Trans Mountain Expansion project violated its legal obligations to protect endangered orcas...
We have been working with partners to compel emergency action from the federal government and, given the dire situation that has unfolded over the last few weeks and the lack of adequate action from the federal government, Raincoast and the David Suzuki Foundation are asking that they go further than the measures we have previously called for...
Just a few hundred meters from where we captured Chinook (see second photo) a tug boat is raised after sinking in the Fraser with thousands of litres of fuel onboard, disaster nearly avoided!
Just when I thought field work was over I find myself back out at Sturgeon Bank. Today Riley Finn and I are mapping marsh islands as part of long term monitoring investigating marsh recession as well as baseline data …
In May, the federal government concluded Southern Resident killer whales face imminent threats to their survival and recovery, requiring a response under the Species at Risk Act. Five organizations — the David Suzuki Foundation, Georgia Strait Alliance, the Natural Resources …
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