Your voices against the wolf cull
Read some of the letters written to Minister Steve Thomson, Premier Christy Clark and BC MLAs, in opposition to the government’s wolf cull. Send us yours…
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Oil – free coast Nanaimo: Pipelines and our amazing BC coast
Join Raincoast’s Brian Falconer & Moksha Yoga Friday night in Nanaimo for a discussion and film about the risk that pipelines present to our amazing coast…
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Five reasons to oppose BC’s wolf cull
Five reasons you need to write, phone or email your MLA and call on them to stop gunning down wolves by helicopter…
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BC hunting wolves by helicopter to save endangered caribou
James Keller/The Canadian Press
Government-contracted hunters were in helicopters over two regions of BC on Thursday as the province launched a controversial wolf culling program in an attempt to save endangered caribou… -
BC government slaughtering wolves
BC government kills wolves as scapegoats for caribou decline…
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Stop the slaughter of wolves in Alberta and BC
Chris Genovali/The Huffington Post
Instead of addressing the root cause of caribou decline -habitat loss,- the BC and Alberta governments are slaughtering hundreds of wolves… -
Justifying the trophy hunting of grizzlies
CFAX 1070 talks to Raincoast and the trophy hunters in a one hour feature on the grizzly hunt…
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Directly Affected – From Burnaby to Ottawa
Three Vancouver filmmakers and Raincoast are launching a national tour to ask Canadians how they are Directly Affected by oil sands development…
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Alberta slaughters more than 1,000 wolves and hundreds of other animals
The killing of 1000 Alberta wolves in the name of caribou conservation and science doesn’t stop at wolves. Raincoast reveals the full story and urges public action.
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Tracking Raincoast into 2015
Our annual report, Tracking Raincoast into 2015, celebrates our achievements over the last 12 months…
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Peace on Earth for killer whales?
“Peace on Earth” should extend goodwill and compassion to the non-human families and communities with whom we share this planet…
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New study shows Canada’s species at risk rarely recover
What do the North Atlantic Right Whale, the Woodland Caribou and the Spotted Bat all have in common? Like hundreds of other species in Canada, all three are at elevated risk of going extinct…
