Amidst the noise about risk, uncertainty, Kinder Morgan and their Trans Mountain pipeline proposal, we know this: The Trans Mountain Project will intensify existing threats...
Let us take you here. Beyond photography, our 'Notes from the Field' and 'Conservation Updates' bring stories of the places we work to protect and the people doing that work...
Raincoast’s Nate Glickman going over the basics of intertidal sampling. Black oystercatchers calling in the background on a crisp but sunny day during @UVicGeog Clayoquot Sound Field School.…
2018 shipyard aboard Raincoast Conservation research vessel “Achiever” is complete! With coats of primer and paint applied, a few new ball valves, a shinned up prop and few other upgrades, Achiever is back in the water. A big thanks to …
Our Salish Sea Emerging Stewards Program helps to inform and inspire youth conservation leaders. With a focus on indigenous youth and youth at risk we blend nature based education, contemporary science with Coast Salish cultural practice, ways of knowing and ecological knowledge. Our partners include...
Raincoast Conservation research vessel “Achiever” going through its annual maintenance period. Hauled out at Stones Marina and thank you Nanaimo Yacht Charters for paint and Transport Canada inspection.
The Pacific Ecology and Evolution Conference is a meeting for young scientists to come together, present their research, share ideas, collaborate, and then get party in nerdy costumes. Needless to say I really enjoyed presenting my work on...
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...
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...
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...
Could you join Raincoast aboard our research vessel in 2018? “Over the past 12 years and countless nautical miles Raincoast’s dedicated research vessel Achiever has clocked in over 10,000 engine hours plying coastal waters to support our research, education and …
In 2018 we hope to end commercial trophy hunting of black bears and wolves in the Great Bear Rainforest. Our next step is raising the funds to buy the trophy hunting rights...
A snowy end to 2017! With Raincoast Conservation Research vessel Achiever tucked away for the winter, it was a pleasant surprise to see her decks white with snow instead of sea spray. Happy 2018!…
As 2017 draws to a close we have some things to celebrate, not least the end of grizzly hunting in British Columbia. If you are interested in what we have planned ...
