Please enjoy our listing of events with Raincoast Conservation Foundation and our communities. We have webinars, talks, meetups, estuary discovery walks, and more.
What does wolf poop smell like? What does the dog walking community have to do with salmon habitat restoration? What does a biologist do all day, really? If you've ever been bi(ology)-curious then this event is for you! Join us in-store with researchers and field technicians from Raincoast Conservation Foundation as they tell stories about...
Join us for information on Raincoast Conservation Foundation, SV Achiever, and the Haíłzaqv Remote Camera Project
Set on the Canadian / US border, the third film of this trilogy weaves three community stories, revealing the role of habitat restoration, traditional indigenous fishing practices and marine guardianship in the recovery of iconic Northwest species. Together these stories explore the interconnected ecosystems of the Fraser River, its estuary and the vital role of...
Join us for Shared Waters of the Salish Sea. This special screening of three short documentaries about Southern Resident killer whales and the Chinook salmon they depend on: These shorts, by Original Pursuit and Plumb Productions, feature essential collaborative restoration efforts led by First Nations, Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance (LFFA). Each...
Join us for Shared Waters of the Salish Sea. This special screening of three short documentaries about Southern Resident killer whales and the Chinook salmon they depend on: These shorts, by Original Pursuit and Plumb Productions, feature essential collaborative restoration efforts led by First Nations, Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance (LFFA). Each...
100% of auction proceeds drive our mission to safeguard the lands, waters, and wildlife of coastal British Columbia.
Faces of the Fraser is an informal opportunity for the community to learn more about the role played by the mighty Fraser in our daily lives.
This course is designed to help you jump into drawing and painting nature. You will learn some simple techniques to help you make quick and accurate drawings. You’ll find out about different materials: pencils, pens, pencil crayons, and watercolour, to bring your drawings to life.
The Raincoast Ocean Science Awards celebrate outstanding achievements by individuals and groups striving to protect marine habitats through science, Indigenous Knowledge systems, and public engagement.
BestCoast Outfitters is proud to present: Dr. Valeria Vergara, PhD.
This exhibit will run on the third floor of the Royal BC Museum until July 6, 2026. Raincoast's Valeria Vergara will be at the closed opening of Critical Distance on the night of the 22nd. Critical Distance Step into the world of Critical Distance, an immersive augmented reality experience that brings you face-to-face with a holographic...
Join Chavon Robertshaw, Wolf Program Coordinator and Wildlife Technician with Raincoast Conservation Foundation, for an interactive introduction to the incredible world of wolves in British Columbia.