Film Trailer: Art for an Oil-Free Coast
This past summer, fifty of BC’s most celebrated artists picked up their tools and took a journey up the coast…
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Groundswell: The Film Trailer
Groundswell: a surf film by Raincoast and Patagonia about the threat from Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Proposal will be released this fall. Check out the trailer here…
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What’s at stake? Canada’s west coast
[youtube =http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU3emD_0HLk] The Canadian Federal government is pushing a proposal to ship tar sands oil by tanker through Canada’s Inside Passage . These tankers must navigate dog leg channels, rocky courses, unpredictable and sometimes violent weather after leaving the proposed terminal in Kitimat, BC. These routes would bring tankers into BC’s productive, diverse and fragile…
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Last Stand of the Great Bear
Done in production with National Geographic, this trailer highlights the full length feature on large carnivores and Raincoast’s work to protect them in the Great Bear Rainforest.
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Meet the Raincoast Marine Team
In 2007, the crew surveyed the stormy waters off BC’s central and north coast until December, in order to expand our understanding of abundance and distribution patterns of animals throughout the year…
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Grizzly Bear concerns on central coast
Watch video here. Reporting by CTV. Raincoast believes that the most serious threat to coastal grizzly bears, both in the short term and into the future, is the lack of security for salmon.
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Dr. Irene Gregory-Eaves
Department of Biology, McGill University Introduction to Paleolimnological techniques: What can lake sediments can tell us about past salmon abundance?
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Dr. Daniel Schindler
School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences, University of Washington Translating variation in sediment 15N into pre-historical salmon population dynamics.
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Dr. Bruce Finney
Department of Biological Sciences, Idaho State University The fate of salmon-derived nutrients: Insights from lake studies in Alaska.
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Dr. Peter Leavitt
Department of Biology, University of Regina The importance of salmon-derived nutients on lake ecosystems
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Dr. Kim Hyatt
Pacific Biological Station, Fisheries and Oceans Canada Escapement data pitfalls and time series reconstructions for paleoindicators
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Wild Salmon in Trouble
Wild Salmon in Trouble Video – at the Watershed Watch site Watershed Watch produced the animation ‘Wild Salmon in Trouble’ to clarify why sea lice are a problem for wild salmon and to provide an overview of the salmon life cycle so the public can make informed decisions regarding the seafood they purchase.
