Events

Please enjoy our listing of events with Raincoast Conservation Foundation and our communities. We have webinars, talks, meetups, estuary discovery walks, and more.

Upcoming Events

  • DRIFT with Impact: Floating with the Whales

    The Parkside Hotel & Spa, Victoria 810 Humboldt Street, Victoria, BC, Canada

    In honour of World Oceans Week (May 30–June 8), join Ocean Networks Canada and Pilar Munoz for a special edition of DRIFT inspired by the sounds of our coast.

  • Shared Waters Shared Crisis

    Raincoast events

    Join us for a screening and a question and answer with Raincoast scientists, Janine McNeilly and Misty MacDuffee.

  • Join us at the False Creek Festival

    Join Peter Ross and other Raincoasters at Leg in Boot Square, from 12pm to 5pm. We'll be there, celebrating World Oceans Week and speaking with the public.

  • World Orca Day

    Roesland, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve Roesland, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, 2895 S Otter Bay Rd, Pender Island, BC, Canada

    Join Pender Islands Conservancy, POD, Pender Islands Museum, and Parks Canada for an afternoon of live music, storytelling, children's activities, and learning about Southern Resident killer whales. Watch for Janine McNeilly!

  • Community boothing at Khatsahlano Street Party

    Patagonia Vancouver 1994 West 4th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada

    Some Raincoast staff will be hosting a booth at Khatsahlano Street Party this year, thanks to Patagonia Vancouver! You'll be able to find us in front of the Patagonia store on West 4th Avenue in Kitsilano, alongside Farmfolk Cityfolk and Foodstash Foundation. We would love to meet you! Come play some interactive games, chat with...

    Free
  • Wolves in British Columbia: Ecology, Conservation, and Research, at Parkgate Library

    Parkgate Library, Enid Dearing Meeting Room Parkgate Library, 3675 Banff Court, North Vancouver, BC, Canada

    With a focus on coexistence and a wildlife welfare approach, this presentation highlights how research and conservation efforts can prioritize the well-being of individual animals while supporting long-term population recovery.