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  • Dave Scott holds up a tiny salmon in the Fraser rive while he takes measurements
    Notes from the field

    A jetty runs through it: restoring lost connectivity in the Fraser River estuary

    2018 March 302026 August 13

    An amazing spring research season has begun. There was snow, and then suddenly we were in our boats with nets and buckets catching the year’s first juvenile salmon. This year brings renewed enthusiasm as we embark on a big plan to restore connectivity and natural processes on the delta of the Fraser River estuary… 

    Read More A jetty runs through it: restoring lost connectivity in the Fraser River estuaryContinue

  • An illustration of Southern Resident killer whales bunching in a beautiful green ambient light.
    Conservation updates

    A gift of abundance for Southern Resident killer whales

    2017 December 212025 December 15

    As 2017 draws to a close, all of us at Raincoast are buoyed by the news that grizzly hunting across the entirety of British Columbia will finally end. Thank you for supporting our 20+ years…

    Read More A gift of abundance for Southern Resident killer whalesContinue

  • Misty MacDuffee and Wiet van Bragt survey the Fraser River in the lower mainland.
    Notes from the field

    How a Dutchman found himself knee-deep in Fraser River mud

    2017 August 312026 August 13

    We used several techniques to catch the tiny salmon. We purse seined for them on the flats of the estuary in Georgia Strait, we beach seined along the shoreline of the river delta, and we set up fyke nets in the side channels of the river mouth…

    Read More How a Dutchman found himself knee-deep in Fraser River mudContinue

  • Dave & Misty measuring fry on the on Bella Rose
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    A fyke net, Steve, killer whales and the Bella Rose   

    2017 March 22024 July 8

    It takes this and more as we begin our second season of juvenile salmon research on the Fraser Estuary…

    Read More A fyke net, Steve, killer whales and the Bella Rose   Continue

  • Sunset over Fraser River estuary, showing important fish and wildlife habitat
    Notes from the field

    Three months in the Fraser River estuary

    2016 July 92026 August 13

    We have been out on the vast flats of the Fraser River estuary with purse seine and beach seine nets to document the arrival and use of different habitats by juvenile salmon.

    Read More Three months in the Fraser River estuaryContinue

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