BC’s wolves deserve better
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…
Investigate and inform
Indepth essays and expert analyses from our researchers.
BC Wolf Management Plan Scapegoats Carnivores
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 “…Wolves savaged by 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”…Art for an Oil-Free Coast, about the book
The 160-page book, now on its second printing, highlights the art pieces, most of which are originals, from 50 incredible Canadian and First Nation artists like Robert Bateman, Robert Davidson, Craig Benson, Carol Evans, Lissa Calvert and Roy Henry Vickers. The art is featured with writings from esteemed Canadian scientists such as David Suzuki, Wade Davis…
Gateway is bad news
Edmonton Journal
By Chris Genovali and Misty MacDuffee
Another one of the B.C. government’s dead on arrival requirements calls for “world-leading marine oil spill response…Enbridge on the defensive with $5-million advertising blitz
Nanaimo Daily News
By Chris Genovali And Emma Gilchrist
There’s a good chance you’ve seen the new Enbridge television advertisements by now; the warm and fuzzy cartoon animation with the soothing soundtrack and the family strolling down what looks like the yellow brick road…
Art For an Oil-Free Coast
Seaside Times
July 2012
Fifty artists — some of the country’s most celebrated and many who are First Nations — have taken up paintbrushes and carving tools to portray Canada’s fragile raincoast…
Raincoast’s review of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway ESA
Raincoast’s review of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Environmental Impact Statement is available in report format…
Is BC’s chum fishery sustainable?
Raincoast and three other BC ENGO’s have critiqued the proposal by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) to certify BC’s chum salmon fishery as sustainable…
Gambling BC’s parks for a pipeline payoff?
Scientists from Raincoast and the Universities of Victoria and Calgary have produced the first scientific paper about the potential ecological risks to B.C. parks associated with the Northern Gateway pipeline.
Tar sands pipelines and oil tankers threaten North American wildlife
Raincoast’s Paul Paquet and Chris Genovali authored the cover story appearing in the Spring 2012 issue of AWI Quarterly magazine…
Researchers map risks posed by Northern Gateway pipeline to BC parks
The Tyee
By Adam Pez April 24, 2012A Canadian-based team of scientists have produced the first peer-reviewed study on the threat Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline poses to B.C. parks and protected areas, finding 34 spots under threat of spills downstream of the pipeline…
