Mussel Inlet Grizzly
by Terry Isaac
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Telling It Like It Is
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Banks Island
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Manifest Destiny
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Underwater Adagio
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Halibut Catcher #2
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Wooden Salmon
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Gigi Hoeller, contributor
Gigi Hoeller was born and raised in West Vancouver, British Columbia. After extensive travels and ten years on Vancouver Island, she has finally settled in Halfmoon Bay, on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.
Gigi’s paintings are done almost entirely with her …
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The elusive Raincoast science boat, camouflaged in its winter plumage
The elusive Raincoast science boat, camouflaged in its winter plumage. -
It’s beginning to look like winter at the Raincoast Field station
It's beginning to look like winter at the Raincoast Field station. -
Gaye Adams, contributor
During the three decades that have spanned Gaye’s career in art, her focus has been painting what delights her most: the effects of atmosphere and light.
Gaye’s paintings are representational but generally rendered in a loose fashion, as understatement best …
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Earl Hirtz, contributor
Earl Hirtz is a wildlife photographer, as well as an avid boater and traveler. Most of his photos are from his boating excursions along the coast of BC, his trip to Alaska, and his visits to the continent of Africa.…
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Directly Affected Victoria premiere tonight
Full house at University of Victoria Bob Wright Centre for DirectlyAffected Victoria premiere tonight! Directly Affected is Raincoast Conservations's new short film... -
Craig Benson, contributor
Craig was born in Vancouver and has lived and worked his entire adult life on the British Columbia coast. His formal education includes environmental studies, wildlife management, and habitat protection.
A self-taught master carver of stone and wood, Craig began …
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Stop the grizzly hunt
Amazing grizzly bear family in the Great Bear rainforest we ended up watching for most of the morning. -
Brian Falconer of Raincoast Conservation bear viewing
Brian Falconer of Raincoast Conservation bear viewing in the Great Bear Rainforest this fall. -
Everyone Waits for the Salmon
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Directly Affected, a new film on the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain issue launches
The launch of Directly Affected, a new film on the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain issue by Zack Embree and Raincoast Conservation, is tomorrow night November 12 at Science World, Vancouver BC. A premiere expert panel... -
Late fall family fishing trip in Wuikinuxv
Late fall family fishing trip in Wuikinuxv. -
Fall in the Central Coast
Cape Caution in a gale. So much for a weather window!…
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Bear viewing generates ten times more economic activity than bear hunting
One of the grizzlies we saw, captured on camera here from another angle. Food for thought: bear viewing generates... -
Beautiful grizzly we saw in Fjordlands
Beautiful grizzly we saw in Fjordlands on our recent Great Bear Rainforest expedition on the Raincoast Conservation research vessel Achiever. -
Collection: Art for an oil free coast
Over 50 artists, including some of Canada’s most celebrated and many of whom are First Nations – joined Raincoast in an art expedition to the Great Bear Rainforest. Using the language of paintbrushes and carving tools to give a voice to our …
