When turkey vultures attack
How a bird with incredible aim almost ended a day of monitoring.
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Learning from the land and each other
Five transformative days filled with immersive learning and healing in the Salish Sea.
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Goodness Grey-cious!
A surprise visit from a grey whale in Swanson Channel.
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To restore salmon habitat, one must act like the beaver
Rebuilding riparian habitat, one stick at a time.
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What our estuary salmon fieldwork crews are up to
Reflections from seven (going on eight) years of fieldwork in the Fraser River Estuary.
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An afternoon as ecologists in Mundy Park
Exploring the urban forest up close by learning about the tools and methods a forest ecologist uses.
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Junior researchers in the temperate rainforest
Investigating how forests and wildlife work together.
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Step into a creek walker’s boots
A first-person account of monitoring the salmon run in Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Territory
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“Smile, you’re on a wildlife camera!” on Haíɫzaqv territory
Working to better understand how variables such as forest age and salmon availability may influence species interactions with both the landscape and one another.
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Supporting youth through experiential learning in nature
Raincoast’s Salish Sea Emerging Stewards is an environmental education program that delivers immersive, hands-on learning on-land and at-sea, and we recently successfully completed another sailing expedition for nine Indigenous, BIPOC, racialized, and at-risk youth. Spending five days living together aboard the SV Achiever, the group got to explore various sites in the Salish Sea, observe…
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Engaging the next generation of land healing stewards
Immersed in the ecosystems of the Salish Sea, youth from Vancouver to Victoria came together to participate in coastal conservation.
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We’re using drones to find salmon cooling centres
Rivers are warming due to climate change. Where do salmon go to cool down, and what can we do to help them?
