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  • A grizzly bear wades into the shallows, with Achiever anchored in the background: "Last day to win"
    Conservation updates

    Help us to consign the trophy hunt to history

    2017 June 302024 July 8

    Yes. Today is your last chance to win a unique 10 day adventure with Raincoast. Aboard our research vessel, Achiever, you’ll visit the estuaries and watersheds where bears…

    Read More Help us to consign the trophy hunt to historyContinue

  • Save the Great Bears: people pose with their Grizzly Bars and three bears stare into the camera
    Raincoast updates

    Three steps to winning a trip to the Great Bear Rainforest

    2017 May 262024 July 8

    July 1st is still a ways away but we want to make sure you know how easy it is help us Save the Great Bears and enter to win a trip onboard the Achiever. There are three easy steps…

    Read More Three steps to winning a trip to the Great Bear RainforestContinue

  • How to win a trip to the Great Bear Rainforest.
    Notes from the field

    Eat chocolate, save the bears and win a trip with Raincoast

    2017 May 252024 July 8

    Right now our research vessel Achiever is sailing along the coast of the Great Bear Rainforest, through coastal fjords, vast forests, and shorelines of one of the planet’s last great tracts of intact temperate coastal rainforest. You can them and help Save the Great Bears…

    Read More Eat chocolate, save the bears and win a trip with RaincoastContinue

  • Grizzly Bar locations
    Raincoast updates

    Grizzly Bar locations

    2017 May 32026 January 5

    Looking for the Grizzly Bar? Our contest is over, but some Grizzly Bars are still out there. On July 1st, we drew the winner who won an epic trip with us on Achiever. Thanks everyone who participated! List of BC Locations List of locations elsewhere Amaranth Whole Foods, Calgary, St. AlbertDad’s Organic Market, SaskatoonPaper Pipit, Thornhill, ONSan…

    Read More Grizzly Bar locationsContinue

  • Eat chocolate win a trip in the Great Bear Rainforest.
    Raincoast updates

    What does it mean to win a trip in the Great Bear Rainforest?

    2017 April 122024 July 8

    Even when we aren’t having a contest for a free trip in the Great Bear Rainforest, we get questions about journeys in the Great Bear Rainforest. Thank you to everyone who is supporting our efforts to save the great bears. And thank you to Denman Island Chocolate for making this once in a lifetime trip…

    Read More What does it mean to win a trip in the Great Bear Rainforest?Continue

  • Save the Great Bears: #GrizzlyBar #SaveTheGreatBars
    Raincoast updates

    Meet the Grizzly Bar

    2017 March 202026 January 5

    Proceeds from your purchase of the Grizzly Bar will continue to go toward our purchase of the commercial trophy hunting tenures in the lands of Coastal First Nations, in the Great Bear Rainforest.

    Read More Meet the Grizzly BarContinue

  • Raincoast vessel Achiever shares the water with a bear and countless other animals.
    Notes from the field

    The spring ‘hunt’

    2017 March 192024 October 8

    Preparing for another season, Nick finds himself inundated with tasks, plans and thoughts about the research and advocacy that Raincoast undertakes to protect bears and the coast they inhabit…

    Read More The spring ‘hunt’Continue

  • Two grizzly bears standing on a log in the woods.
    Notes from the field

    “Hunt” grizzlies in the Great Bear Rainforest with Raincoast in 2017

    2017 February 22024 July 8

    What is it like to go on a “grizzly hunt” in the Great Bear Rainforest aboard Raincoast’s 70ft research vessel the Achiever? This year, why not join us and find out…

    Read More “Hunt” grizzlies in the Great Bear Rainforest with Raincoast in 2017Continue

  • Achiever, on the coast with a rainbow in the background.
    Notes from the field

    Heading north to the Great Bear Rainforest

    2015 August 82024 July 8

    From grizzlies and humpbacks to young Raincoasters and nudibranchs, follow the annual northward transit of Raincoast’s research vessel Achiever from Nanaimo to Bella Bella…

    Read More Heading north to the Great Bear RainforestContinue

  • The Achiever, a 60-foot sailing vessel, sits on the water, while forested hills rise in the background. From the water, a double rainbow rises - the brighter rainbow seems to come from the bow of the boat.
    In the media

    High achiever works the coastline

    2013 November 62024 July 8

    By Cara Mckenna, The Harbour City Star
    Brian Falconer, a Protection Island resident, lives on Achiever for up to seven months per year while he is on research trips to the Great Bear Rainforest…

    Read More High achiever works the coastlineContinue

  • Chris Darimont gets barreled.
    Raincoast updates

    Oil & Water: waves, wilderness and big oil intersect in GBR

    2012 May 182024 July 8

    We left Vancouver Island’s rugged shore and steamed north toward a vast region known as the Great Bear Rainforest. Before us lay hundreds of miles of unspoiled coastline…

    Read More Oil & Water: waves, wilderness and big oil intersect in GBRContinue

  • The Achiever, a 60-foot sailing vessel, sits on the water, while forested hills rise in the background. From the water, a double rainbow rises - the brighter rainbow seems to come from the bow of the boat.
    In the media

    The CV for the SV Achiever

    2011 October 12024 July 8

    Seaside Times October 2011
    Achiever is our coast guard certified steel sloop who safely carries us through wind and waves from anchor to anchor…

    Read More The CV for the SV AchieverContinue

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