Please enjoy our listing of events with Raincoast Conservation Foundation and our communities. We have webinars, talks, meetups, estuary discovery walks, and more.
Initiated by Briony Penn from Saltspring Island, British Columbia. Petition to the Government of Canada Whereas: We, the undersigned, residents of Canada, call upon the Government of Canada to establish a new Salish Sea...
Join the Wolf Conservation Center and Chelsea Greer on February 13 for a discussion about the current landscape of wolf conservation and management in BC.
We are seeking Conservation Technicians to assist with field work in the Fraser River Estuary. Salary and details Job Type: Temporary summer contract (March to August)Anticipated hours: 30-40 hour work...
Southern Resident killer whales are identified as Endangered under the Species at Risk Act. As of February 2025, only 73 individuals remain. Supporting their recovery has been identified as a key priority for the Government of Canada.
Watch for Kristen Walters (Friday) and Misty MacDuffee (Saturday) who are presenting on panels at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference in Eugene Oregon.
The Spirit Who Swims is a love manifesto to Salmon, foregrounding their spiritual and material importance to Indigenous Peoples along the Fraser River.
Details forthcoming.
Taking place on Friday, April 4, 2025, in downtown Toronto, this free event will bring together young leaders from across Canada to network, gain practical policy and advocacy skills, and engage with mentors in the climate sector.
Panelists Dr. Brian Menounos, Dr. Peter Ross, and Michael Blackstock will explore the state of Coastal British Columbia’s aquatic environment. Exploring the health of our glaciers, watersheds, waterways and oceans, each panelist will lend their expertise to this vital conversation.
North Shore libraries are planning the FREE North Shore Writers Festival, which will take place this year from April 24-26 at Lynn Valley Library. Our fantastic lineup of presentations and workshops are...
Raincoast Senior Scientist and Cetacean Program Director, Valeria Vergara, will be participating as a panelist in the Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution's upcoming career webinar.
This walk will take place in along south False Creek. We'll discuss current and historical threats facing water quality and aquatic habitat in the creek.