Hundreds of thousands of birds at risk
Port Metro Vancouver’s proposed Terminal 2 expansion project, is putting hundreds of thousands of birds at risk.
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Ongoing ACS Lab research on human activity impact on grizzly bear behaviour
The Raincoast Applied Conservation Science Lab at the University Of Victoria has completed its second year of research to study how varying human activity may affect grizzly bear behaviour ... -
The Coastal Clean Up
The Coastal Clean Up removed over 128 tonnes of garbage in the central coast of B.C. in August and September. -
Read our report on Lower Fraser river
2020 has seen record low returns of sockeye to the Fraser River. -
Youth education during COVID
Youth education looks different during COVID. -
Raincoast reaches Kitlope fundraising goal
Congratulations on helping us reach our fundraising goal for the Kitlope tenure. -
Tech change on our Pender Islands Big Tree project
We’ve had to make changes to the way our Pender Islands Big Tree project is set up on iNaturalist. We knew this was likely to happen and that’s what pilot projects are for. -
Protect wolves on BC coast
All predators on the British Columbia coast need our protection. -
Help us purchase the Kitlope hunting tenure
Two generous donors have confirmed that they will match half of the remaining funds, for our last $100,000. -
Safeguard the Southern Resident killer whales
There are currently just 74 members of the Southern Resident killer whales remaining. -
Protecting the Kitlope
We are so close to raising the funds needed to purchase the Kitlope commercial hunting tenure. -
Narwhal article highlights urgent need to protect wolves
Raincoast is working towards an end to the recreational hunting of wolves, which sees over 1200 wolves killed annually. -
Raincoast in the Watersheds 2020 forum
Watersheds Forum 2020 is a virtual gathering that brings together a diverse community of water leaders. -
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.
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Permanent end to commercial trophy hunting
Purchasing the remaining commercial tenures in the …
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Take action to stop Terminal 2 and protect Fraser estuary habitat for International Bird Week
The Port’s Terminal 2 expansion would double the size of its shipping terminal. -
Help us reach our goal to purchase Kitlope tenure
We are approaching the home stretch of ending commercial trophy hunting in the 5,300 km2 Kitlope hunting tenure. -
Win a print and celebrate International Teacher’s Day
Through our Salish Sea Emerging Stewards program, we have made resources for teachers and educators to deepen their students' understanding of the lands, waters and wildlife of Coastal British Columbia. -
Fill a survey and help us develop online curriculum
With the pilot Coastal Insights online learning series under our belt, we are now seeking to develop a new series. -
Boats and ships pose threat to Southern Resident killer whales
When endangered Southern Resident killer whales are using the inside waters of the Salish Sea, they are in the presence of boats and ships about 85% of the time. -
Help end trophy hunting of large coastal carnivores
Raincoast's campiagn Protecting the Kitlope needs your help. -
Crucial time for wild salmon
This is a crucial time for wild salmon that depend on the Fraser River. -
Wolf School 6: Conservation Solutions
The last episode Wolf School looks toward existing and emerging solutions to the conservation of wolves in British Columbia. -
Catch the last episode of Wolf School today
The last episode of this semester’s Wolf School with Wolf Conservation Center looks toward existing and emerging solutions to the conservation of wolves in British Columbia. -
A permanent end to commercial trophy hunting
With our First Nations partners we are working to permanently end commercial trophy hunting of all large carnivores in the Great Bear Rainforest.
