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Priya Puri

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  • a person wraps a measuring tape around the trunk of a tree
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    Hug a tree for science!

    2026 March 102026 March 10

    Have you ever seen a big tree and wondered what you could do to ensure it can be protected for future generations? Well, let us introduce you to the BC BigTree Registry! The BC BigTree Registry is a citizen science-powered initiative that works to document, monitor, and protect British Columbia’s ancient trees and associated old-growth…

    Read More Hug a tree for science!Continue

  • Two forest workers walk through the largish trees of the Gulf Islands with sunny yellow skies in the background.
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    The Islands Trust Policy Statement, and how it’s veering off-course

    2026 March 92026 March 13

    A lot can happen in seven years.

    Read More The Islands Trust Policy Statement, and how it’s veering off-courseContinue

  • Raincoast staff talks to a group about the Douglas-fir to her left.
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    How to measure a tree

    2026 March 52026 March 16

    Measuring height, diameter, and crown spread of a big tree can present many challenges. Here’s a few tips and tricks to help you out.

    Read More How to measure a treeContinue

  • Engaging the next generation of land healing stewards
    Notes from the field

    Engaging the next generation of land healing stewards

    2025 November 32026 March 17

    Immersed in the ecosystems of the Salish Sea, youth from Vancouver to Victoria came together to participate in coastal conservation.

    Read More Engaging the next generation of land healing stewardsContinue

  • Achiever sales billow in the wind on a stunning bluesky day.
    Raincoast updates

    Join us for a free five-day land-to-sea educational expedition through the Salish Sea

    2025 September 182025 December 15

    To apply, please complete the application form.

    Read More Join us for a free five-day land-to-sea educational expedition through the Salish SeaContinue

  • Grey, dark blue, and pale orange smoke stretches out from a wide treeline.
    Events | Films and videos

    Fighting fire with fire, or dancing with flames?

    2025 June 272025 July 15

    How supporting the future of healthy watersheds relies on learning to live with fire.

    Read More Fighting fire with fire, or dancing with flames?Continue

  • A group walks through a forest.
    Notes from the field

    Introducing the Land Healing Stewards Initiative

    2025 June 252025 December 15

    As Raincoast’s on-the-ground work, community engagement, and collaborations are key to our research and conservation successes, the Forest Conservation Program and the Salish Sea Emerging Stewards youth education program have partnered to deliver a new and innovative multi-year project. Titled the Land Healing Stewards Initiative, it will support our programs’ shared goals; engaging local communities…

    Read More Introducing the Land Healing Stewards InitiativeContinue

  • A vast green forest of towering trees, the sky filled with smoke.
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    Upcoming webinar: When Fire Meets Water

    2025 May 302025 June 20

    We’re talking with experts about healthy watersheds as a solution for landscape-scale wildfire resilience.

    Read More Upcoming webinar: When Fire Meets WaterContinue

  • An aerial shot of Kingfisher forest, showing tall Douglas Fir trees touching a blue shoreline.
    Conservation updates | Raincoast updates

    International Day for Biological Diversity 2025

    2025 May 222025 December 15

    Reflecting on how we protect biodiversity and build harmony with nature not just for one day, but every day.

    Read More International Day for Biological Diversity 2025Continue

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    Investigate and inform

    Connecting the community on all things wildfire in the Coastal Douglas-fir zone

    2025 January 302025 January 30

    We’re discussing topics on ecological forest management for wildfire resilience, recent community wildfire learning events, and highlighting the current voices of wildfire research and management.

    Read More Connecting the community on all things wildfire in the Coastal Douglas-fir zoneContinue

  • Looking uphill in a forest with moss and grass on the forest floor and tries stretching into the sky.
    Notes from the field

    Wildfire, watersheds, and landscape change

    2024 July 92025 December 15

    Exploring the co-benefits of collaborative, landscape-scale approaches to managing fire in coastal forests of southern BC.

    Read More Wildfire, watersheds, and landscape changeContinue

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