The majority of our efforts in 2012 however, have been focused on the biggest challenge we have faced yet – stopping the conversion of BC’s coast to an energy corridor for the shipment of tar sands oil…
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Publications
Art for an oil-free coast: Exhibitions begin!
On November 27, we invite you to see works from 50 of BC’s finest artists who have depicted the fragility, beauty and vulnerability of our west coast…
Animal welfare papers presented at conference: Abstracts
Raincoast has been pushing the idea of animal welfare considerations in wildlife management. The topic was addressed at the Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference where Raincoast presented two papers.
Pipeline spill impacts to BC parks published in scientific journal
Raincoast’s paper evaluating the impacts to parks from a Northern Gateway pipeline spill was published this month in the Natural Areas Journal…
Groundswell Film Premieres
A small film about making a big stand. This NFTF introduces a new set of voices supporting the conservation of our spectacular coast.
Raincoast purchases another hunting territory
‘Spirit Bear’ hunting territory now secured By Chris Genovali, Raincoast Executive Director On the heels of last weeks declaration by 10 coastal First Nations of their opposition to sport hunting of grizzly and black bears, Raincoast announced the completed purchase of our second hunting territory. This purchase adds to our existing territory and [...]
