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Tracking Raincoast into 2014
Tracking Raincoast

Tracking Raincoast into 2014

By Raincoast 2013 December 132024 July 8 1 minute

Download Raincoast’s latest annual report (PDF) and catch up on everything we’ve been doing to protect wildlife in the last year.

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«Rolling the dice on the Salish Sea
Embroiled: Salmon, tankers and the Enbridge Northern Gateway Proposal»
Slide 2: An ecotype is a population within the same species that has developed unique genetic traits over time in response to the specific environment it lives in, such as local climate, available prey, or habitat type. Two primary wolf ecotypes are recognized in BC.

Wolf ecotypes in BC

Posted on 2026 May 29
On the left is a coastal rainforest ecotype of wolf, with dark fur, and the left is a Northern Rocky Mountain forest ecotype wolf, in a snowy scene with light grey fur and a larger head.

Genetic legacy and ecological differences of grey wolves (Canis lupus) in southern British Columbia

Posted on 2026 May 27
A group of small juvenile salmon swim directly under the surface of the water.

Marsh restoration projects in the Lower Fraser River; No.2 Road

Posted on 2026 May 25
A field crew member holds up a salmon viewer with some tiny salmon inside.

Study: Young Fraser River Chinook salmon swimming in chemical soup

Posted on 2026 May 25
An illustration of pink salmon filets with some chopped lemons and seasoning.

So you live in B.C., but you’re mostly finding Alaska-caught salmon in stores. Why?

Posted on 2026 May 22
A Southern Resident killer whale emerges from the water's surface head first.

Weakening SARA’s “jeopardy clause” would directly jeopardize Canada’s endangered wildlife

Posted on 2026 May 21
Southern Resident killer whales, possibly J37 and J49, swim past the shore.

Canada’s Species at Risk Act is, itself, at risk

Posted on 2026 May 15
A rusty full container ship drives by a pod of killer whales.

Study: Toxic hydrocarbon hotspots in BC coastal sediments, threatening Southern Resident killer whales and Chinook salmon

Posted on 2026 May 15

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