Directly Affected Film Evenings – Victoria & Vancouver
Join Raincoast, filmmakers and an expert panel for shows in Vancouver and Victoria…
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Are you Directly Affected by the Kinder Morgan proposal?
Raincoast has upcoming film premieres of Directly Affected in Vancouver and Victoria. Check out dates and locations…
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MacLeans covers the trophy hunting of BC grizzly bears
Magazine speaks with three Raincoast leaders about the BC grizzly hunt and the province’s determination to kill bears…
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‘Coast guard under estimated risk of fuel spill’ says Raincoast Captain
Raincoast’s Captain Brian Falconer speaks with the Times Colonist about the disabled Russian container ship adrift off Haida Gwaii…
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Doing Science that Matters
Megan Adams
Raincoast PhD student writes for The Equation: a blog on independent science + practical solution, about her work and experience on the BC coast -
Raincoast art available for display and purchase
Many pieces from the Art for an Oil-Free Coast initiative are still available for purchase or viewing. Generous local galleries and sponsors are hosting the art…
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Gary Holman’s community office hosts conservation art pieces
MLA Gary Holman’s community office in Sidney BC is hosting paintings from Raincoast’s Oil-Free Coast art collection as part of the 2014 ArtSea Festival.
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Coastal Grizzlies on the Move
Seaside Magazine: Grizzlies are moving to islands. Their presence should trigger greater habitat protection in the Great Bear Rainforest…
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A “beary” epic field season
I’m sitting in Calgary but my heart is back in the Great Bear Rainforest, where I spent two months working with Raincoast’s bear research project……
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Oil spill simulation gets locals talking about possibility of crude along the Salish Sea
Jenny Uechi / Vancouver Observer
Tamara Phillips was swimming near Stanley Park when her eye caught a glimpse of a yellow card floating along the water’s surface… -
Oil Spill Simulated On B.C.’s Fraser River, Burrard Inlet
The Huffington Post B.C.
Researchers place bright yellow cards into the Fraser River to simulate how far a potential oil spill from the Trans Canada pipeline would spread… -
Oil cards expected to wash up along Richmond’s shores
Graeme Wood / Richmond News
If you’ve walked along the dyke recently, you might be asking yourself: What are those yellow things floating in the Fraser River or stuck on the rocks…
