Top predators: shaping landscapes
Large carnivores on our coast are not just charismatic, they are critical components of coastal food webs; they keep landscapes functioning and species abundance from imbalance…
Notes from the Field – Spring in the Great Bear Rainforest
Spring is a special time for our research crews. Across the lands and waters of the Great Bear Rainforest bears are emerging from dens …
Peace on Earth for killer whales?
“Peace on Earth” should extend goodwill and compassion to the non-human families and communities with whom we share this planet…
Are you Directly Affected by the Kinder Morgan proposal?
Raincoast has upcoming film premieres of Directly Affected in Vancouver and Victoria. Check out dates and locations…
Adopt a drift card to help protect our coast
Our drift card study is a perfect example of research that creatively meshes science with public awareness…
Grizzly visions, dreams and celebrations on Canada Day
Raincoast’s Ross Dixon writes about Canada’s grizzly heritage from the Khutzeymateen Valley on BC’s coast…
Earth Day for an Oil-Free Coast
For Earth Day 2014 Raincoast has teamed up with the Sierra Club BC to bring you an evening of inspiration and entertainment headlined by renowned artist Robert Bateman…
Herring: Food for the masses, food for all classes
These little silver fish feed and provide nutrients into the land and wildlife much the same way that salmon do…
Hello from Haida Gwaii
Walking down their favourite beach, Sian and Allan were not thinking of oil spills until they found a bright yellow drift card and its message, this could be oil…
Enbridge -1, Humpbacks – 0
One hundred years ago, British Columbia’s humpback whales had many reasons to fear humans…
We stand on guard… against big oil
Happy Canada Day from Raincoast and a message from our executive director, Chris Genovali…
Enbridge final argument, but not the last word
Raincoast’s Dr. Paul Paquet speaks about our role in the Northern Gateway Joint Review process…
