What's new // In the media
Follow Raincoast’s conservation work as it appears in popular media outlets. Audio, video, and text interviews with scientists, and Raincoast team members about their research and campaigns to safeguard the lands and waters of coastal BC.
Vancouver Sun – March 16, 2013
Engine cut, our zodiac silently glides toward shore, where we spot a 400 pound grizzly and her fluffy cub grazing on shoreline sedges and giant-leafed skunk cabbage…
Pique News Magazine – Alyssa Noel
Chris Darimont, a research scientist with the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, took top-name surfers on a trip up B.C.’s coast…
Pique News Magazine – Alyssa Noel
Last summer, 50 Canadian artists travelled to the rugged, isolated Great Bear Rainforest where they took in the breathtaking scenery and turned it into art…
Raincoast’s Dr. Chris Darimont -scientist and local surfer- has found an entertaining way to add his voice of opposition to the Northern Gateway pipeline…
Whistler Question – Brandon Barrett
A group of prominent B.C. artists have teamed with the Raincoast to produce a series of works, an art book and two documentary films to raise awareness of a proposed oil pipeline…
Buy a beautiful merino wool scarf from High Road Clothing Company and support Raincoast’s Wild Salmon Program…
Brad Hill, a wildlife photographer and biologist from the Columbia Valley, has discovered that the province has placed wolf neck snares on crown land near his home…
The band and I have been showing a short documentary at all of our shows called Groundswell — it was created by Chris Malloy and Raincoast and is about the Great Bear Rainforest…
The Georgia Straight, By Martin Dunphy
When Raincoast put together a coastal expedition to showcase its irreplaceable wilderness, it wanted to present things differently than the usual environmental documentary…
By Dene Moore, The Canadian Press
The proponents of the Northern Gateway pipeline have made many promises as they seek approval of their multibillion-dollar pipeline, but there is no guarantee those commitments will endure…
Juneau Empire
This is an amazing story of a group from Juno Alaska who the Groundswell crew met at our Ventura Film Premiere. This courageous group has embarked on a journey from Alaska to Argentina…
CTV News
ForestEthics, Raincoast, and Living Oceans, along with the Haisla, Haida and Heiltsuk, have submitted to the panel that diluted bitumen does sink, making it extremely difficult — if not impossible — to clean up…