Can Idle No More Save the Great Bear Rainforest?
Outside Online by Adventure Ethics
While links between Idle No More and Northern Gateway protests are informal, they’re part of a wider reaction to an increasingly conservative government..
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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.
Outside Online by Adventure Ethics
While links between Idle No More and Northern Gateway protests are informal, they’re part of a wider reaction to an increasingly conservative government..
Reader’s Digest, By Arno Kopecky
The Harper government wants to supercharge the
Canadian economy with oil tankers moving through BC coast. Detractors of Northern Gateway insist a single oil spill is all it would take …
Seaside Magazine, January 2013
By Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet
There has been much controversy over the draft management plan for Grey Wolves put forward by BC’s provincial government…
Parksville Qualicum News: Brenda Gough
When Errington artist Dan Gray joined a project supporting efforts to protest the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline he had no idea how profoundly his life would be affected by the journey…
Mary Ann Moore, Special to the Vancouver Sun
The 50 artists featured created paintings, prints, carvings and sculptures to reflect their experience of the dramatic beauty and ecological diversity of B.C.’s coast…
Huffington Post: Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet
BC’s low point in 2012 was the rollout of the “Draft Management Plan for the Grey Wolf “…
by Larry Pynn, Vancouver Sun
Raincoast’s wolf scientists Paul Paquet and Chris Darimont comment on the province’s wolf management plan…
Chris Genovali and Paul Paquet, Times Colonist
The low point for conservation policy in 2012 was the rollout of the “Draft management plan for the Grey Wolf”…
Raincoast’s 2013 Salish Sea calendar is available at our Art for an Oil-Free Coast exhibition in Nanaimo, as well as at Hemp & Co stores in Victoria and Sidney…
Gulf Islands Driftwood
ArtSpring has hosted more than a few acclaimed exhibitions, but the recent visit of the Oil-Free Coast show saw dozens of BC’s top artists unite for one impressive collective effort…
The Globe and Mail
This week, federal hearings into the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline have come to Prince Rupert to examine marine impacts and spill response…
Island Tides, By Sara Miles
Raincoast’s sweeping ‘Oil Free Coast’ initiative began last June taking 50 artists to the coastal rainforest…