Published on 2011 08 08 | by Raincoast | in Uncategorized
By Anne Casselman, Scientific American
Poor salmon runs along British Columbia’s central coast rainforest since 2003 have spurred scientists to gauge the fish’s nutritional impact on grizzly bears…
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Published on 2010 10 23 | by Raincoast | in In the News
Regina Leader-Post
By Judith Lavoie, October 22, 2010
Some salmon would be worth more alive than dead — especially when runs are headed for streams in parks, say Raincoast scientists…
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Published on 2010 05 04 | by Chris Darimont, Raincoast Director of Science | in Notes from the Field, Raincoast updates
Our spring field season has arrived and is led by Dr. Chris Darimont, Raincoast Director of Science by Chris Darimont Possessing only a rudimentary knowledge of gravity, delicate little claws for braking, and pure trust in their momma, brand new grizzly cubs are slip-sliding their way down snowfields this month as they emerge from their […]
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Published on 2009 11 07 | by Raincoast | in For the coast, In the News
Seaside Times By Chris Genovali 2008 ranked as one of the worst years for salmon returns on British Columbia’s central coast and the ‘silent fall’ I experienced there last year, while not surprising given the lack of fish, was disturbing nonetheless…
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Published on 2009 10 21 | by Raincoast | in For the coast, In the News
Island Tides By Chris Darimont and Misty MacDuffee How do salmon declines affect coastal bears? And how much salmon is required to sustain wildlife? These are questions that many people are asking
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