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  • A collage of images and graphs from a published peer reviewed article on salmonid species diversity and bear health: Hakai, Raincoast, University of Victoria, and Spirit Bear Foundation logos at the bottom.
    Scientific literature

    Salmon species diversity predicts salmon consumption by terrestrial wildlife

    2019 January 72024 October 8

    Research by scientists at Spirit Bear Research Foundation, Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and the University of Victoria, led by Christina Service, shows that salmon species diversity – the number of spawning salmon species available – is far more important and positively related to salmon consumption in coastal black bears than biomass abundance…

    Read More Salmon species diversity predicts salmon consumption by terrestrial wildlifeContinue

  • A brown bear with a fish in its mouth.
    In the media

    Fish-eating bears are fitter bears

    2017 June 282024 July 8

    New research by scientists at Raincoast and UVic shows how the lives of salmon and bears in BC are inextricably linked and underlines the importance of ecosystem protection to keep both species healthy…

    Read More Fish-eating bears are fitter bearsContinue

  • Two maps showing the distribution of bears in british columbia.
    Scientific literature

    Research: Intrapopulation diversity in isotopic niche over landscapes: Spatial patterns inform conservation of bear–salmon systems

    2017 June 222024 July 8

    New dietary study reveals salmon hotspots for grizzly and black bears across 700,000 square kilometres

    Read More Research: Intrapopulation diversity in isotopic niche over landscapes: Spatial patterns inform conservation of bear–salmon systemsContinue

  • A bear in Mussel Inlet.
    Raincoast updates

    New dietary study reveals salmon hotspots for grizzly and black bears across 700,000 square kilometres

    2017 June 222024 July 8

    This study represents a decade of work covering an area reaching 1000km into BC and provides resource managers – Indigenous and Western alike – with dietary information from hundreds of bears across thousands of square kilometres, shedding light on the ecological interconnections of ecology in the expansive bear-salmon-human system…

    Read More New dietary study reveals salmon hotspots for grizzly and black bears across 700,000 square kilometresContinue

  • A sow and her cubs munch on grass at Grassy Point
    Conservation updates

    Where the salmon-loving bears roam

    2017 June 162024 July 8

    After years of field work and collaboration, and months in the Raincoast lab, we’re very excited to share some insights from a new study, due for publication soon, that reveals habitat hotspots for grizzly bears across BC…

    Read More Where the salmon-loving bears roamContinue

  • coastal grizzly fishing for salmon, Great Bear Rainforest
    In the media

    Salmon shortages stressing grizzlies

    2013 November 292024 July 8

    By Mark Hume, The Globe and Mail
    When salmon runs dwindle on the B.C. coast, the stress levels in grizzlies climb, say researchers who examined hair samples collected from more than 70 bears…

    Read More Salmon shortages stressing grizzliesContinue

  • Grizzly wades through water with salmon in its mouth
    Backgrounders | Scientific literature

    Stress and reproductive hormones in grizzly bears reflect nutritional benefits and social consequences

    2013 November 272024 July 8

    Salmon declines could have long-term effects on grizzly bear health, conclude scientists from Raincoast in a study published today in the scientific journal PLOS ONE…

    Read More Stress and reproductive hormones in grizzly bears reflect nutritional benefits and social consequencesContinue

  • coastal grizzly fishing for salmon, Great Bear Rainforest
    Raincoast updates

    Salmon shortages leave grizzly bears stressed

    2012 August 272024 July 8

    New Scientist
    Salmon shortages on Canada’s west coast may leave grizzlies more stressed than the average bear…

    Read More Salmon shortages leave grizzly bears stressedContinue

  • Grizzly wades through water with salmon in its mouth
    Raincoast updates

    The bear necessities of the salmon fishery

    2012 April 202024 July 8

    Vancouver Sun

    As Earth Day approaches on Sunday our thoughts turn to two of the most iconic species in BC, wild salmon and grizzly bears, as well as their intertwined relationship and how the choices we make are inextricably linked to their fates…

    Read More The bear necessities of the salmon fisheryContinue

  • Using grizzly bears to access harvest ecosystems in salmon habitats.
    Scientific literature

    Using grizzlies to assess harvest-ecosystem trade-offs in salmon fisheries

    2012 April 172024 July 8

    Researchers at Raincoast and UC-Santa Cruz investigate how letting more salmon reach spawning streams can benefit bears, the ecosystem and even long‐term fishery catches…

    Read More Using grizzlies to assess harvest-ecosystem trade-offs in salmon fisheriesContinue

  • A grizzly bear with a fish in its mouth.
    In the media

    Chum bycatch discarding denies grizzly bears their quota

    2011 September 142024 July 8

    The Northern View

    Grizzlies face a myriad of threats, from the habitat loss to trophy hunting. They also face fierce competition for wild salmon from commercial and sport fisheries…

    Read More Chum bycatch discarding denies grizzly bears their quotaContinue

  • A bear in the woods.
    Raincoast updates

    Hungry grizzlies enticed into giving away secrets

    2011 August 312024 July 8

    Members of Heiltsuk First Nation have set up bear hair snare stations to learn more about coastal grizzlies and, helped by data-sharing with Raincoast, a scientific analysis of the bears’ diet and movements is being compiled…

    Read More Hungry grizzlies enticed into giving away secretsContinue

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