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  • A humpback whale jumping out of the water.
    In the media

    Ottawa removing North Pacific humpback whales from list of ‘threatened’ species

    2014 April 222024 July 8

    Peter O’Neil / Vancouver Sun
    The Harper government is downgrading the protection of the North Pacific humpback whale despite objections from a clear majority of groups that were consulted…

    Read More Ottawa removing North Pacific humpback whales from list of ‘threatened’ speciesContinue

  • Bateman in Great Bear
    Notes from the field

    Earth Day for an Oil-Free Coast

    2014 April 182024 July 8

    For Earth Day 2014 Raincoast has teamed up with the Sierra Club BC to bring you an evening of inspiration and entertainment headlined by renowned artist Robert Bateman…

    Read More Earth Day for an Oil-Free CoastContinue

  • A stack of drift cards with the message "this could be oil"
    In the media

    ‘Drift cards’ found washing ashore

    2014 April 172024 July 8

    Cali Bagby / Islands Sounder
    Last week Sukima Hampton was walking on a friend’s private beach west of Eastsound when she was horrified to find a pink card with the words “This could be oil” printed on it…

    Read More ‘Drift cards’ found washing ashoreContinue

  • A bear walking through tall grass.
    In the media | Investigate and inform

    Opinion: BC government wants grizzly bears dead

    2014 April 152024 July 8

    Chris Genovali / Special to the Vancouver Sun
    We want these bears dead. This is the message the B.C. government’s “reallocation policy” sends to Raincoast, to British Columbians, and to the world…

    Read More Opinion: BC government wants grizzly bears deadContinue

  • An aerial view of a port with a boat in the water.
    In the media

    In small Canadian town democracy wins, tar sands lose

    2014 April 142024 July 8

    Andrea Germanos / Common Dreams
    In a vote cheered as a victory for democracy, one community in BC has given a flat rejection to a proposed tar sands pipeline…

    Read More In small Canadian town democracy wins, tar sands loseContinue

  • Original Joe’s backs Raincoast
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    Original Joe’s backs Raincoast

    2014 April 122024 July 8

    Media release / Victoria, B.C.
    CHEERS !!! Original Joe’s Restaurant and Bar gives Raincoast over $2300 from its community pint program…

    Read More Original Joe’s backs RaincoastContinue

  • A flyer for earth day on the coast of california.
    Events

    Join us in Sidney for Earth Day

    2014 April 42024 July 8

    Join Raincoast and the Sierra Club of BC to learn the facts around the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion and much more…

    Read More Join us in Sidney for Earth DayContinue

  • A mother grizzly bear stands with two cubs on the edge of a clearing
    In the media

    British Columbia’s controversial spring grizzly bear hunt now open

    2014 April 32024 July 8

    Dene Moore CP / The Globe and Mail
    British Columbia’s controversial spring grizzly bear hunt opened Tuesday, with one of the highest number of hunting authorizations issued in decades…

    Read More British Columbia’s controversial spring grizzly bear hunt now openContinue

  • A stack of drift cards with the message "this could be oil"
    In the media

    It’s in the cards; spread of possible oil spill tracked by ‘drift card’ study

    2014 April 32024 July 8

    Staff Report / San Juan Journal
    Conservation groups from Washington and British Columbia commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill by launching 650 ‘drift cards’ along Salish Sea oil tanker routes…

    Read More It’s in the cards; spread of possible oil spill tracked by ‘drift card’ studyContinue

  • A bear walking through tall grass.
    Scientific literature

    When Science-Based Management Isn’t

    2014 March 252024 July 8

    Raincoast & SFU scientists just published a letter in the international journal SCIENCE. It calls out the BC gov’t for making politically motivated decisions and calling them ‘scientific’…

    Read More When Science-Based Management Isn’tContinue

  • Two grizzlies relaxing on a rock
    In the media

    Grizzly hunt fails test of science, experts say

    2014 March 252024 July 8

    Stephen Hume / Vancouver Sun
    BC’s management of the trophy hunt fails the most basic scientific standards, says a letter from four scientists to the international journal Science…

    Read More Grizzly hunt fails test of science, experts sayContinue

  • Pacific salmon swimming underwater along a creek bed.
    In the media | Investigate and inform

    What the Exxon Valdez anniversary has to do with Canada’s wild salmon

    2014 March 242024 July 8

    Misty MacDuffee & Chris Genovali / Huff Post
    March 24 marks the 25th anniversary of the Exxon Valdez oil spill…

    Read More What the Exxon Valdez anniversary has to do with Canada’s wild salmonContinue

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