Investigate. Inform. Inspire.
By sharing both our scientific and conservation efforts, we aim to inspire others to take action and protect wildlife and their wilderness habitats. Follow our guest opinion pieces in major newspapers, our popular media coverage, conservation updates, and annual reports.
Opinion Editorials
Raincoast staff write guest and featured opinion pieces for major newspapers in Canada, the US, and the UK.
Raincoast in the News
Follow Raincoast through popular media as we attempt to spread the word regarding our conservation efforts.
Notes from the Field
Keep up to date on a monthly basis through our email newsletter detailing new conservation work and important projects we are working on right now. Sign up to receive it in your inbox.
Tracking Raincoast
Get highlights from the year, our science, flagship projects, staff and volunteers, as well as a peak at what’s in store for the coming year with Tracking Raincoast, our annual report. Sign up to receive it in your mailbox.
Films and Videos
A collection of films and videos involving Raincoast and the topics we care about.
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Buy a boat, help protect coastal carnivores
We have a fantastic opportunity for you to own a beautiful sailboat while supporting the conservation of wildlife at the same time. Tooth and Nail was donated to us by the family of the late Ronald Martin. Ronald and his family have been longtime supporters of Raincoast. Ron loved to sail Tooth and Nail as […]
The best summer camp on earth?
Our research and outreach vessel, Achiever, just returned from one of the most inspiring trips of the year. Let me explain why…
Humpback whales, artistic cartography, for the coast
Watching these magnificent creatures work in unison to catch their meal was truly inspirational and became the idea behind my first Artistic Cartography piece for Raincoast. Listening to them, via the hydrophone that Captain Nick dropped over the side, still makes the hair on the back of neck stand on end and solidified the artistic idea that this hunting method had to be painted…
