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  • Raincoast researcher studies a salmon bearing stream
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    Juvenile salmon & small streams

    2015 August 112024 July 8

    The Great Bear Rainforest is home to over 2,500 salmon runs from more than 5,000 spawning populations. Many of these rivers are still intact, offering a unique opportunity to study the linkages between salmon and the larger food web. However, salmon in this region are faced with increasing threats, many of which have depressed and extirpated salmon populations throughout the Pacific Northwest. Some of our previous work to understand ecology, status of, and threats to coastal salmon populations is linked below.

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  • Aerial view of the tar sands.
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    Canada’s tar sands: bringing pipelines, tankers and climate disruption to an ecosystem near you

    2011 April 132024 July 8

    Enbridge’s Northern Gateway project invites the world’s largest supertankers and dirtiest oil to the unspoiled waters of coastal British Columbia.  Similarly, Kinder Morgan’s Trans-Mountain pipeline expansion would dramatically raise the level of tanker traffic traversing through Vancouver, the Fraser estuary and the Gulf Islands.  For more on Kinder Morgan proposal click here. Read below for a…

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  • A woman wearing a t - shirt that says don't spoil our coast.
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    Enbridge faces strong opposition from Heiltsuk

    2010 November 42024 July 8

    Representatives for Enbridge were in Bella Bella to present their case for the Northern Gateway pipeline. Raincoast’s Doug Brown, a member of the Heiltsuk First Nation, was at the event…

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