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  • A tug lines up beside a massive oil tanker.
    Investigate and inform

    Trans Mountain expansion poses unacceptable risk to Salish Sea

    2018 April 262024 July 8

    Is Canada’s national interest best aligned with a Texas pipeline company? The suggestion of bailing out U.S.-based Kinder Morgan and investing tax dollars to access public assets in a sunset industry, while momentous questions of Canadian law are still before the courts, is nothing short of absurd…

    Read More Trans Mountain expansion poses unacceptable risk to Salish SeaContinue

  • Sockey Salmon swim in a tight formation, with bright red bodies.
    Conservation updates

    Raising the bar on fisheries certification and sustainably harvested salmon

    2018 April 172026 August 13

    Do you rely on labels like the blue checkmark (i.e. the Marine Stewardship Council) or other certification stamps to guide your purchase of sustainable salmon? Most people do, but few consumers know that when it comes to salmon, these certifiers generally fail to consider ecosystem science…

    Read More Raising the bar on fisheries certification and sustainably harvested salmonContinue

  • Chris Genovali with CBC, CFAX and Grizzly Podcast logos
    In the media

    New regulations take effect in BC to stop trophy hunt of grizzly bears: interview roundup

    2018 April 92024 July 8

    This is the first April 1st since 2001 that the trophy hunt of grizzly bears is illegal. It’s important for us to celebrate and recognize these important moments. There remain, however, important issues and challenges with the new regulations…

    Read More New regulations take effect in BC to stop trophy hunt of grizzly bears: interview roundupContinue

  • Chris Genovali aboard the Acheiver on a sunny day.
    Conservation updates

    Happy Holidays from Raincoast

    2017 December 242024 July 8

    As the Christmas holiday arrives, your print version of Tracking Raincoast will be arriving soon as well. In the interim, I encourage you to take a look at our online version of Tracking Raincoast as this year…

    Read More Happy Holidays from RaincoastContinue

  • A grizzly bear looks out over the misty forests of the Great Bear Rainforest.
    Conservation updates

    Jubilation over NDP decision to stop grizzly hunting in British Columbia

    2017 December 182024 July 8

    Raincoast Conservation Foundation is hailing the NDP government’s announcement ending grizzly hunting in not only the Great Bear Rainforest, but the entire province. It is an enormous conservation victory for wildlife in British Columbia…

    Read More Jubilation over NDP decision to stop grizzly hunting in British ColumbiaContinue

  • Tracking Raincoast into 2018: A bright red salmon sits rests on the bottom of a stream filled with fish.
    Tracking Raincoast

    Tracking Raincoast into 2018

    2017 December 152024 July 8

    It’s always exciting to release Tracking Raincoast and this year’s edition comes with a great collection of good news. We have raised close to $150,000 of our $500,000 target for the Nadeea commercial trophy hunting tenure! The Nadeea hunting tenure is the next step in saving the Great Bears…

    Read More Tracking Raincoast into 2018Continue

  • A grizzly bear stands in the long grass on the shores of the Great Bear Rainforest: Save the Great Bears.
    Conservation updates

    Raincoast submission on the grizzly hunt consultation

    2017 November 92024 October 8

    On November 1, 2017, Raincoast submitted our comments to the Province of British Columbia’s grizzly hunt consultation process…

    Read More Raincoast submission on the grizzly hunt consultationContinue

  • Kevin Smith, CEO, and Maureen Gordon, Marketing Manager, of Maple Leaf Adventures.
    Investigate and inform

    Maple Leaf Adventures makes long-term commitment to Raincoast science and research

    2017 November 62024 July 8

    Maple Leaf Adventures is a local expedition cruise company who have supported our research and advocacy for a long time. We are honoured they’ve made a 10-year, $100,000 commitment to Raincoast …

    Read More Maple Leaf Adventures makes long-term commitment to Raincoast science and researchContinue

  • Sockey salmon with bright red bodies swimming upstream in the Great Bear Rainforest.
    Investigate and inform

    BC government signals challenge for Trans Mountain pipeline on legal grounds

    2017 August 162024 July 8

    The BC government’s announcement to challenge the Trans Mountain pipeline is welcome news for BC’s coast. Raincoast, with its partners, is already challenging the NEB and federal government oil tanker and pipeline approval …

    Read More BC government signals challenge for Trans Mountain pipeline on legal groundsContinue

  • Sea lions in the Great Bear Rainforest
    Investigate and inform

    Rachel Notley not winning hearts or minds in B.C.

    2017 July 242024 July 8

    With multiple lawsuits before the courts, including one by the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and an anti-Trans Mountain provincial government taking power in British Columbia, Notley’s audacious guarantee seems intemperate at best. However, if Notley’s intention was to harden opposition in B.C. to the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain expansion…

    Read More Rachel Notley not winning hearts or minds in B.C.Continue

  • 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

  • A map of victoria, british columbia and british columbia.
    Investigate and inform

    Clark’s ‘5 Conditions’ Concealed Support For B.C. Oil Projects

    2017 February 282024 July 8

    Chris Genovali / Huffington Post: To no one’s surprise the provincial government of British Columbia signed off on Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain oil sands pipeline and supertanker project in the Salish Sea…

    Read More Clark’s ‘5 Conditions’ Concealed Support For B.C. Oil ProjectsContinue

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