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Raincoast speaks for salmon

By Raincoast 2009 October 202024 July 8 1 minute

Fall 2009 news coverage, letters and articles voicing our concerns for wild salmon.

Mark's Pink salmon (c)Times Colonist, October 4, 2009
Letter to Minister, Sept 16, 2009
Notes from the Field: Sept 11, 2009
Times Colonist, Sept 9, 2009
Seaside Times, September 05, 2009
Times Colonist, August 29, 2009
Globe & Mail, August 19, 2009

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«Fraser Sockeye Collapse: Did sea lice play a role?
The Bear Necessities: A Fall Harvest of Salmon»
A layout of all four stamps over top of an image by Michelle Valberg.

New Canada Post stamps highlight the ecological importance of wolves in Canada

Posted on 2026 August 13
Wolf with a fish in the mouth runs through shallow water and pups following behind.

The roles of wolves in healthy ecosystems and how their presence benefits other species

Posted on 2026 August 11
The Salmon United logo floats on top of a river with salmon in it.

Uniting BC’s Salmon People

Posted on 2026 August 8

New killer whale active hat now available in the Raincoast store

Posted on 2026 August 5
An aerial shot of two killer whales swimming near the surface, one ahead of the other, with a salmon floating in between them.

New study investigates prey sharing in two closely related killer whale populations

Posted on 2026 July 31
An aerial shot of a group of beluga whales swimming near the surface of dark water.

By listening in on belugas, scientists can better understand their social structure and their conservation needs

Posted on 2026 July 30
One killer whale surfaces in a calm blue ocean with the tops of green trees in the foreground.

Take action: Give public comment until July 22, 2026

Posted on 2026 July 17
Kathy Jago, in a red hat and red coat, works in a forest meadow.

Giving back to what you love

Posted on 2026 July 14

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