Restoring habitat, restoring connectivity in the Fraser River Estuary
The breaches we created in the North Arm and Steveston Jetties have seen immediate success, which is rare for a habitat restoration project.
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Our wild dream: Wild salmon in wild rivers
Our Wild Salmon Program works to ensure self-sustaining populations of wild salmon returning to wild rivers.
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Conservation in the coast’s most at-risk forest type
What our Forest Conservation Program accomplished in 2023.
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The next generation of conservation scientists
Where will the conservation scientists, managers, and informed advocates of tomorrow come from?
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Bridging science and ethics
Minimally invasive research techniques to study wolves.
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Meet Dr. Adam Warner, Raincoast’s new Conservation Genetics Scientist
Adam has joined our Cetacean Conservation Program to head up Raincoast’s new Conservation Genetics Lab.
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Our shared future
Large carnivores, such as wolves, bears, and cougars, play important and unique roles in shaping healthy ecosystems.
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Second annual Big Tree Summit
In November 2023, Raincoast hosted the second annual Big Tree Summit to gather those interested in protecting big trees and old forests across British Columbia. Together, we aim to advance conservation outcomes for these increasingly rare and threatened ecologies.
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Help us build our new mobile lab, Tracker
Tracker will serve as the new mobile water pollution monitoring lab for our Healthy Waters Program.
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Construction is almost complete on our second breach in the North Arm jetty
We are nearing the completion of construction of our second breach in the North Arm jetty to restore fish passage for juvenile salmon.
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What happened to Canada’s plastic ban?
Canadians – and our oceans – need robust protection from plastic pollution.
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Launching our 10-year, place-based conservation science initiative on the Sunshine Coast
We are set to begin tracking water pollution and underwater noise on the Sunshine Coast.
