Next Coastal Insights episode: Salmon as a keystone species
Next Coastal Insights session about how to protect salmon in crisis.
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Happy International Women’s Day!
Happy International Women's Day! -
We are hiring!
Raincoast is hiring for two new positions. -
Three new calves born into the Southern Resident Killer Whale community
Three new calves born into the Southern Resident killer whale community provide hope for their recovery. -
Development Coordinator (permanent position)
We are looking for a Development Coordinator to join our communications and development team. You are knowledgeable about conservation issues in coastal British Columbia and you have a proven ability to identify and secure financial support for conservation initiatives. -
Environmental Education Coordinator (one-year maternity leave position)
We are seeking an experienced, knowledgeable, and passionate candidate to coordinate, develop and deliver our Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program. Please note, this is a one-year maternity leave position. -
Balancing multiple ways of knowing: Coastal Insights episode with Albert Marshall
Coastal insights lesson on balancing multiple ways of knowing to maximize research findings. -
The impact of vessel traffic on whales’ critical life functions
Harm on heavy vessel traffic on whales critical habitat and life functions. -
Join us for our Coastal Insights: Eyes on the coast lesson!
Lesson on the Salish Sea biodiversity, conservation issues and Indigenous culture. -
Trophy hunting threat on hunters seeking food
A minority of trophy hunters can damage the reputation of hunting for food, although hunting for food is the majority. -
Protecting Southern Resident killer whales in the Salish Sea
Conservation of Southern Resident Killer Whales in the Salish Sea. -
Pacific Ecology and Evolution Conference, 2021
Calling all graduate students and researchers in the Pacific Northwest and beyond!
The Pacific Ecology and Evolution Conference is going virtual this year and we would love to hear about your research, or just have you join!
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World Wetland Day event, Tuesday February 2
Dave Scott will present at the World Wetland Day event on Februrary 2nd about salmon and the importance of estuaries to their survival. This event is hosted by Friends of Semiahmoo Bay Society.
Read more about Friends of Semiahmoo …
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Chinook salmon reliance on the Fraser Estuary
Declining Chinook salmon population in the Fraser River shows need to restore this estuary. -
Peer reviewed study shows lethal wolf control has statistical flaws
Peer reviewed research shows that wolf cull ineffective and unethical. -
Raincoast Conservation research reached millions in 2020
In 2020, our conservation efforts and research reached millions around the world. And we are looking forward to 2021.
We have big plans and are glad you’re along for the ride. Which aspects of our work are you most excited …
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Future forests: land protection in island Coastal Douglas-fir habitats
Check out the webinar recording to learn more about Coastal Douglas-fir forests on the Gulf Islands and why land acquisition is such an important strategy for protecting them. -
We asked you to provide input to the Canadian government survey on these measures
To reduce threats to critically endangered Southern Resident killer whales, the federal government took initial steps in the last two years to limit noise and disturbance (from vessels) and to create areas where killer whales can feed without competition from fishing boats. -
Invest in Pacific wild salmon
Pacific salmon are foundationally important to Canada’s wildlife, food security, cultures, and economy. -
Raincoast mourns Wa’Xaid, Cecil Paul Sr.
It is with extreme sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Wa’Xaid, Cecil Paul Sr., a hero lost to this world. -
Thank you for your support in 2020
As 2020 closes and we reflect on the year, please accept our thanks and gratitude for your support, in whatever form it takes. -
Science publications in 2020
Raincoast undertakes primary research to investigate species and ecological processes to further our conservation objectives. -
Reconnecting Fraser Estuary salmon habitat
Despite the challenges of COVID-19, our research and restoration efforts in the Fraser River Estuary continued through 2020. -
Seven years in the Lower Fraser
In 2014, Raincoast initiated its work in the Lower Fraser River.
